experimental research of harmonic spectrum of currents at traction drive with pmsm

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2011
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Abstract
The paper deals with the significant results of the experimental research of current harmonic spectrum of traction drive with permanent magnet synchronous motor. The experiments were done on a special workplace with a real traction drive for wheel vehicles. Current harmonic spectrum was analyzed by a specialized device on the base of central measuring station. The knowledge of current marked subharmonic components of stator winding is the most significant finding of experiments. The frequencies of these components are given by multiples of frequency of mechanical speeds. The subharmonic components also pass to input DC current of drive. This fact is important in particular from the point of view of legislative requirements to electromagnetic compatibility of drive with railway interlocking devices.
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Authors ;J. Novak;R. Dolecek;O. Cerny
Journal molecular therapy : the journal of the american society of gene therapy
Year 2011
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www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2011/11_02_512_515.pdf
Keywords
spectrum converter electronics nuclear engineering

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