Simulation model of 3-phase PWM rectifier by using MATLAB/Simulink

Shneen, Salam Waley; Aziz, Ghada Adel

doi:10.11591/ijece.v11i5.pp3736-3746

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“…The electronic transformer is composed of electronic switches, which are non-linear devices such as a diode, transistor, and thyristor. Switches for Rectifier, It had classified to the controller like power transistor or thyristor (IGBT, SCR, TRIAC, and GTO), uncontrolled like a diode, bidirectional (TRIAC or two SCR) and unidirectional like (diode, SCR) [27]- [29].…”

Section: Simulation and Mathematic Modelmentioning

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A-review of Simulink for single-phase rectifier

Shneen

Ahmedhamdi

Al-Ghezi

2022

IJAAS

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The current review aimed to: i) Simulate the work of electronic transformer; ii) Analyze and design different types of electronic transformer; and iii) Identify the most important joints of the topic in the work of the electronic transformer by evaluating and improving the system components. The number of electronic keys has been approved in terms of representing the number of phases on one side and the type of wave on the other hand such as one-half phase full wave or wave, as well as single-phase, which will be detailed later. The type of electronic keys has also been adopted in terms of the representation of electronic keys in the form of a diode, a transistor or a thyristor.

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Section: Simulation and Mathematic Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

A-review of Simulink for single-phase rectifier

Shneen

Ahmedhamdi

Al-Ghezi

2022

IJAAS

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“…The most popular switching control method is pulse width modulation (PWM) [21]. Seeking a constant operating speed of the DC motor, A microcontroller was used to control the speed of DC motor associated with DC-Dc convertor driven by PWM in [22]. Similarly, based on microcontroller [23]designed a closed loop control for dc motor supplied by PWM.…”

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Simulation model of proportional integral controller-PWM DC-DC power converter for DC motor using MATLAB

Shneen

Shuraiji²,

Hameed³

2023

IJEECS

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Smoothly speed range changing, easily speed controlling, and swiftly dynamic response for load torque changing are the main merits which are delivered by direct current (DC) motors. They are also distinguished by their versatility. All these characteristics make the DC motors suitable candidates for various applications. An accurate high-speed control with a good dynamic response, would be of demand for many applications of the DC motors. Controlling the speed of motors using conventional systems is one of the most important method that is adopted and it can be more efficient when used with electronic power devices to control the output voltage. Hence, this paper introduces an efficient proportional integral (PI) speed controller for DC motor fed by direct current-direct current (DC-DC) convertor, which is switched by pulse-width modulation technique. MATLAB/Simulink environment is used to build the whole system. Two operation scenarios have been conducted including constant load with variable speed and variable load with constant speed.

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“…A DC servo motor (DCSM) is the best example of a robotic manipulator. Servo motor is the heart of industrial applications as it is used in precision control applications, automatic doors and drives [6]. In (DCSM), the variable control logic is developed to improve their efficiency, but these motors suffer from nonlinear data change, which leads to a change in the overall efficiency of the system.…”

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Design and Implementation of No Load, Constant and Variable Load for DC Servo Motor

Shneen,

Dakheel,

Abdullah

2023

Journal of Robotics and Control

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Simulations were conducted to improve and design an appropriate control system and obtain a model with the required development to suit the operation of the engine with constant and variable loads, which are the proposed working conditions that are suitable for many applications. The current simulation aims to build and design a model for an electric motor (DC Servo motor) and a model for a conventional controller (PID). The proposed model addresses the cases of fixed and variable loads in terms of using the controller that improves the performance of the motor’s work for different conditions. Three cases were developed to conduct the proposed tests, which included the case of no-load, fixed and variable load. Tests were conducted. Without the console and for the purpose of comparison and observation of improvement, the test was conducted with the addition of the console. The results showed system performance may improve depending on usage using traditional control systems. Performance measurement criteria are adopted for the purpose of comparison and observation of performance improvement. The criteria that are adopted are rise time and stability (steady state) in addition to the ratio of the rate of under and over-shoot. Where it can be deduced from this the possibility of using different control systems, including traditional ones, to improve performance, and they include controlling the speed of the motors, as well as controlling the effort, and the consequent effects on the subject of the study, as it deals with transient cases and changing operating conditions with more than acceptable efficiency and relatively high quality. There are four state simulation include, 1st at no load without controller: rise time equal 309.886ms , overshoot equal 44.203% and undershoot equal 9.597%.2nd at load without controller: rise time equal 216.319ms , overshoot equal 58.654% and undershoot equal 0.210%.3rd at no load with PID controller: rise time equal 1.177s , overshoot equal 0.505% and undershoot equal 1.914%.4th at load with PID controller: rise time equal 1.112s , overshoot equal 0.509% and undershoot equal 5.856%.

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Simulation model of 3-phase PWM rectifier by using MATLAB/Simulink

Cited by 11 publications

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A-review of Simulink for single-phase rectifier

A-review of Simulink for single-phase rectifier

Simulation model of proportional integral controller-PWM DC-DC power converter for DC motor using MATLAB

Design and Implementation of No Load, Constant and Variable Load for DC Servo Motor

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