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Title: Sensorless control of a matrix controlled variable speed double fed induction machine
Authors: Scicluna, Kris
Spiteri Staines, Cyril
Apap, Maurice
Keywords: Electric machinery, Induction
Vector control
Issue Date: 2012-01
Citation: Scicluna, K., Spiteri Staines, C., & Apap, M. (2012). Sensorless control of a matrix controlled variable speed double fed induction machine. Faculty of Engineering Seminar, University of Malta.
Abstract: Seminar Poster; Sensorless control is a branch in power electronics which studies how machines can be controlled without the use of speed sensors such as encoders or tachogenerators. This project was aimed at the review and design of sensorless techniques to be applied on a variable speed Double Fed Induction Machine (DFIM) which is driven through a matrix converter. The angular speed and rotor angle estimates output from the sensorless block are used for Stator Field Orientation (SFO) vector control of the DFIM. A PowerPoint presentation regarding the same subject is presented by the authors.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/27506
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