FPGA-based speed controller design for a ceiling fan motor

Kung, Ying‐Shieh; Than, Hoang; Lin, Yi-De; Huang, Liang-Chiao

doi:10.1109/ifeec.2017.7992413

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“…FPGA can offer 50 to 100 occasions the actual overall performance, which is versatile simply because we can include as well as take away the actual performance because needed [30]. This particular can't be carried out through the microcontroller.…”

Section: Controller Along With Decoder Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Through pressing the actual drive switch, customers provide instructions as well as responsibility series to FPGA that therefore produce the actual PWM transmission to the driver circuit to enhance the ability to satisfy what's needed. However, because the individual needed, the particular route tranny versions the particular polarity in the producing voltage [30]. When the program begins the actual engine operates indicators.…”

Section: System Simulation Outcomesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Monitoring and controlling the speed and direction of a DC motor through FPGA and comparison of FPGA for speed and performance optimization

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Mnati

2021

IJECE

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<span lang="EN-US">We are living in the 21<sup>st</sup> century, an era of acquiring necessity in one click. As we, all know that technology is continuously reviving to stay ahead of advancements taking place in this world of making things easier for mankind. Technology has been putting his part in introducing different projects as we have used the field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) development board of low cost and programmable logic done by the new evolvable cyclone software is optimized for specific energy based on Altera Cyclone II (EP2C5T144) through which we can control the speed of any electronic device or any Motor Control IP product targeted for the fan and pump. Altera Cyclone FPGAs’ is a board through which we can monitor the speed and direction of the DC motor. As we know how to make understand, dynamic analog input using an A-to-D convertor and we know how to create pulse width modulation (PWM) output with FPGA. Therefore, by combining these two functions we can create an FPGA DC motor controller. Our paper is divided into three parts: First, all of us will attempt to imitate the issue and can try to look for its answer. Secondly, we will try to verify the solution for real-time. In addition, in the last step, we will verify the solution on the real-time measurements.</span>

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Section: Controller Along With Decoder Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: System Simulation Outcomesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Monitoring and controlling the speed and direction of a DC motor through FPGA and comparison of FPGA for speed and performance optimization

Abbas

Chisab

Mnati

2021

IJECE

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“…In [20], a rotor position estimator and control algorithm using field programmable gate array is presented for a ceiling fan application. It is reported that, PI control for speed and current control loops are used to control the speed of the ceiling fan.…”

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A Simple Four-Phase Switched Reluctance Motor Drive for Ceiling Fan Applications

2023

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A simple four-phase switched reluctance motor (SRM) drive for a ceiling fan is presented in this paper. Here, an asymmetric bridge converter is preferred due to its independent phase control and simple design. The proposed four-phase asymmetric bridge converter based SRM drive has no speed and current feedback loops, thereby eliminating the use of current sensors and complex computational logic. Position sensing is carried-out using hall-effect sensors in the proposed drive. Analytical and simulation studies are carried-out on the proposed drive and the results are presented. To verify the efficacy of the drive a prototype of motor and drive are fabricated. Experimental results show that the proposed SRM drive has low current ripple and acoustic noise as required in ceiling fan applications.

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