Studying the Steady State Performance Characteristics of Induction Motor with Field Oriented Control Comparing to Scalar Control



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Submitted Aug 10, 2016
Published Jul 27, 2018
10.24018/ejeng.2016.1.2.115

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Field oriented control is from the best methods to control the AC drives this is because this method of control transfers the advantages of DC drives into AC drives. With using this method of control, the torque per ampere for AC machines increases, the dynamic performance becomes higher, transient and steady state performance become improvement. This paper is comparing between the steady state characteristics of induction motor with using the field oriented control and scalar control to show the advantages of the field oriented control comparing to scalar control. this studying not only concerned with constant flux region but also focused in the field weakening region. The MATLAB program is used to studying the steady state performance characteristics of induction motor with field oriented control and scalar control.
Keywords: Field oriented control Induction motor Scalar control

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