Design and Development of Control System for Three Phase Induction Motor using PIC Microcontroller

Jamadar, Bashir N.; Kumbhar, Shyamsundar; Gavane, P.M.; Sutrave, D. S.

doi:10.3182/20140313-3-in-3024.00072

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“…The latest progress and achievements show that the majority of such systems for motor speed regulation and control is based upon microprocessors and microcontrollers. A considerable amount of such control systems is built upon 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit processors [1][2][3][4]. A common feature is the miniaturization, which results in the decrease of the controller's cost and dimensions, as well as in the increase of its functionality.…”

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COTS-Based Real-Time System Development: An Effective Application in Pump Motor Control

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The progress of embedded control systems in the last several years has made possible the realization of highly-effective controllers in many domains. It is essential for such systems to provide effective performance at an affordable cost. Furthermore, real-time embedded control systems must have low energy consumption, as well as be reliable and timely. This research investigates primarily the feasibility of implementing an embedded real-time control system, based on a low-cost, commercially off-the-shelf (COTS) microcontroller platform. It explores real-time issues, such as the reliability and timely response, of such a system implementation. This work presents the development and performance evaluation of a novel real-time control architecture, based upon a BeagleBoard microcontroller, and applied into the PWM (pulse width modulation) control of a three-phase induction motor in a suction pump. The approach followed makes minimal use of general-purpose hardware (BeagleBone Black microcontroller board) and open-source software components (including Linux Operating System with PREEMPT_RT real-time support) for building a reliable real-time control system. The applicability of the proposed control system architecture is validated and evaluated in a real case study in manufacturing. The results provide sufficient evidence of the efficiency and reliability of the proposed approach into the development of a real-time control system based upon COTS components.

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confidence: 99%