Titlebook: Advanced Electrical Drives; Analysis, Modeling, Rik De Doncker,Duco W.J. Pulle,André Veltman Textbook 20111st edition Springer Science+Bus

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,Wirst du die Regeln brechen müssen?,and embedded control and communication links are highlighted. The state-of-the-art in the drive design methodology is discussed and the experimental setup used for obtaining the results shown in this book is presented.

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Wie viel Kapazit?t hat ein Mobilfunknetz?ders current control techniques for single- and three-phase voltage-source converters which are connected to a generalized load as introduced in the previous chapter. The two techniques in question are referred to as hysteresis and model based current control. The use of this type of load is instruc

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Wie viel Kapazit?t hat ein Mobilfunknetz?iently modeled with the aid of a so-called ideal rotating transformer (IRTF). The initial part of this chapter explores the IRTF concept. It will be shown that torque production may be described mathematically by the cross product of a flux and current space vector. In the previous chapter, three-ph

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Andreas Eisenbl?tter,Hans-Florian Geerdesons due to the availability of affordable digital signal processors (DSPs). Controls are derived for both non-salient and salient synchronous machines. The operation in field weakening with constant stator flux linkage and with unity power factor is analyzed.

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Karamell und Schokolade optimalnes over a wide speed range. First, classical V/f control concepts with very limited dynamic performance capabilities will be discussed. Next, field-oriented control techniques will be discussed. A key role is assigned to the presentation of a universal field-oriented (UFO) model which is used in co

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Andreas Eisenbl?tter,Hans-Florian Geerdes to mastering SR technology is steep and comparatively unfamiliar given the need to understand a machine concept in which non-linear effects, i.e., magnetic saturation, play a key role. The chapter starts with describing the principles of energy conversion and torque production of the SR machine usi