theoretical and experimental analysis of inverter fed induction motor system under dc link capacitor failure
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Abstract
In this paper theoretical and experimental analysis of an AC–DC–AC inverter under DC link capacitor failure is presented. The failure study conducted for this paper is the open circuit of the DC link capacitor. The presented analysis incorporates the results for both single and three phase AC input. It has been observed that the higher ripple frequency provides better ride through capability for this fault. Furthermore, the effects of this fault on electrical characteristics of AC–DC–AC inverter and mechanical properties of the induction motor are also presented. Moreover, the effect of pulsating torque as a result of an open circuited DC link capacitor is also taken into consideration. Theoretical analysis is supported by computer aided simulation as well as with a real time experimental prototype.
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| Authors | ;Hadeed A. Sher;Khaled E. Addoweesh;Zorays Khalid;Yasin Khan |
| Journal | european journal of general medicine |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1016/j.jksues.2015.06.001
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