1978
DOI: 10.1109/ceej.1978.6591133
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Time ratio control (TRC) scheme for a DC series motor Part I: Performance

Abstract: This paper is concerned with the detailed study of time-ratio-control (TRC) scheme for a solid state dc series motor drive. The performance characteristics such as torque-speed, supply power factor, supply harmonic content, peak armature current variations are obtained and compared with those obtainable with the commonly used phase angle control (PAC) scheme under identical operating conditions. The comparative study has revealed that certain performances are improved in the TRC scheme. The drive systems with … Show more

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“…A large body of research into control over DCMSE has been accumulated since 1970s. Thus, papers [9,10] proposed controllers with changing, time-variable, parameters. Types of control methods vary from application of a nonlinear PI controller [11,12] to fuzzy logic [13] and neural networks [14].…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A large body of research into control over DCMSE has been accumulated since 1970s. Thus, papers [9,10] proposed controllers with changing, time-variable, parameters. Types of control methods vary from application of a nonlinear PI controller [11,12] to fuzzy logic [13] and neural networks [14].…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Velocity control for series wound DC motors has been the target of numerous researches that started in the decade of the 70's [3], [4] and that have continue to the present days. Some recent works on the subject are: the nonlinear PI control proposed in [5], the fuzzy control based on the inference method of Takagi-Sugeno [6], the control without velocity sensor using an observer based on the algorithm of Super Twisting [7] and the control with artificial neural networks [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%