Modeling and Simulation of Vector Slip Frequency Control System of Induction Motor

Miao Cao; Peng Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.951.76

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Modeling and Simulation of Vector Slip Frequency Control System of Induction Motor

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This paper is based on MATLAB / SIMULINK software for induction motor slip frequency vector control system. Modeling and simulation results show that to get the motor torque ripple is small with this method, and the system meets the general electrical apparatus speed performance required by smooth speed. Effective control of induction motors can be achieved. With the simulation results, it can guide system debugging and installation and having a good application value.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 951)

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76-79

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May 2014

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Miao Cao*, Peng Yin

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MATLAB, Slip Frequency, Vector Control (VC)

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