FPGA based Space Vector PWM Control IC for Three Phase Induction Motor Drive

Pongiannan, R. K.; Yadaiah, N.

doi:10.1109/icit.2006.372493

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“…The usage of FPGA resources is shown in Table II and compared to two other implementations presented in the literature (all the compared FPGA devices are based on 4 inputs look-up tables (LUTs)). The implementation is 45% more consuming than the one presented in [4], while having three times the bit width, and is 32% more economic than that presented in [5], while using double precision.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…Also, it can be observed that operations in (3) and (5) are linear combinations of the already discussed terms and the b and c terms in (4). So once these terms are computed, they will be used further.…”

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confidence: 93%

“…This paper presents an efficient FPGA design of the classical SVM, with the novelty over existing FPGA implementations [4,5] of not using trigonometric functions. A comparison to existing systems proves the efficiency of the novel design.…”

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An efficient FPGA implementation of the space vector modulation algorithm

Alecsa

Onea

Cirstea

2011

ISSCS 2011 - International Symposium on Signals, Circuits and Systems

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This paper presents an optimized FPGA controller based on the space vector modulation algorithm. The novel system is used for the current control of three phase electric machines fed by three phase voltage source inverters. The modeling and simulation was carried out in Matlab Simulink, using the System Generator software. The algorithm parameters can easily be adjusted for different requirements. The design was implemented into a low cost FPGA device. Implementation performance in terms of area and speed is presented and compared to other controllers in the literature. Experimental results verify the correct operation of the system.

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An efficient FPGA implementation of the space vector modulation algorithm

Alecsa

Onea

Cirstea

2011

ISSCS 2011 - International Symposium on Signals, Circuits and Systems

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“…Other interesting research works related to SVPWM were proposed by Pongiannan and Yadaiah [3], and Tzou et al [4]. In [3] the authors proposed a SVPWM implemented in a FPGA in order to improve execution speed and relieve the controller from the time consuming computational task of PWM signal generation.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In [3] the authors proposed a SVPWM implemented in a FPGA in order to improve execution speed and relieve the controller from the time consuming computational task of PWM signal generation. In [4] was implemented a SVPWM in two RAM based FPGA XC4003 and XC4010, and to this was incorporated a DSP in order to provide a solution for high-performance ac-drivers.…”

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FPGA-based space vector PWM with Artificial Neural Networks

Osorio

Ponce

Molina

2012

2012 9th International Conference on Electrical Engineering, Computing Science and Automatic Control (CCE)

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This article presents the improvement of a PWM technique, called Space Vector PWM (SVPWM), using an Artificial Neural Network (ANN) to minimize the mathematic complexity involved with the SVPWM. The latter is a pulse-width modulation technique that is wide implemented to control AC electric motors. The results obtained from this research work will be used for further implementation of artificial intelligence techniques to control electric vehicle powertrains. Matlab is implemented for the ANN design and Labview for the FPGA programming and implementation.

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A servo system of AC motor based on voltage modulation fitting for FPGA and consideration of voltage saturation

Takahashi

Kanmachi

Ohishi

2010

Electrical Engineering Japan

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SUMMARYThis paper proposes a space voltage vector modulation (SVM) method for a speed servo system to obtain a quick current response. The proposed SVM method shortens the control lag time of the conventional SVM inverter. In addition, this proposed method is easily implemented in hardware using an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) because the proposed SVM equations are transformed into expressions that hardly need multiplication. By using the proposed SVM method, the servo system realizes quick and stable current control with wide bandwidth. Moreover, by using PI controllers considering the voltage saturation and the torque limiter to the speed servo system, the servo system carries out stable speed control on voltage saturation. Both the proposed SVM method and the PI controllers considering voltage saturation are applied to the speed servo system of a vector controlled induction motor. The effectiveness of both the proposed SVM method and the PI controllers considering voltage saturation is verified by the experimental results.

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FPGA based Space Vector PWM Control IC for Three Phase Induction Motor Drive

Cited by 20 publications

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An efficient FPGA implementation of the space vector modulation algorithm

An efficient FPGA implementation of the space vector modulation algorithm

FPGA-based space vector PWM with Artificial Neural Networks

A servo system of AC motor based on voltage modulation fitting for FPGA and consideration of voltage saturation

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