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Five-phase induction motor drive experiment setup diagram

Five-phase induction motor drive experiment setup diagram

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Fig.1 Overall hardware architecture of control system.
Fig. 2 C32 system board functional block diagram
Fig.3 Block diagram of 16I/O8 DSPLINK board
Fig.4 PWM output block diagram
+3 Fig.5 Five-phase induction motor drive experiment setup diagram
Implementing Rotor Field Orientated Control and Direct Torque Control of Five-Phase Induction Motor Using TMS320C32 DSP
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This paper presents rotor field orientated control (RFOC) and direct torque control (DTC) of the five-phase induction motor, and their fully digital implementation based on the TI's TMS320C32 DSP. RFOC and DTC, two important motor control methods, are extensively used in induction motor drives. Both of them are achieved by directly controlling moto...
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... on TMS320C32 DSP, the RFOC of the five- phase induction motor is implemented on 7.5hp, four-pole, five phase concentrated winding induction motor. Fig.5 shows the experimental setup. ...

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