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Scalar Speed Control of Induction Motors with Difference Frequency

Özcan OTKUN
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267–276
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The results obtained from the study simulated in Matlab software show that the proposed method can be used in speed control.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Speed monitoring of electric motors has attracted the attention of many researchers from past to present.
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Key Findings & Data:This study was conducted to increase the speed control performance of IM.
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Conclusion & Impact:The results obtained from the study simulated in Matlab software show that the proposed method can be used in speed control.
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⚙️Variables:Speed control · Scalar speed control · Frequency

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Speed monitoring of electric motors has attracted the attention of many researchers from past to present. Induction Motor (IM), which is one of the electric motor types, falls behind the nominal speed in different loads. This study was conducted to increase the speed control performance of IM. In the study, speed control of IMs was realized by Difference Frequency (DF). The Scalar Control (SC) method was used in IM speed control. In order to increase the performance of SC, the frequency information received from IM was compared with the reference frequency. The resulting DF was applied to the system input again. For the performance analysis of the study; SC, PI + SC and DF + SC methods were compared. The results obtained from the study simulated in Matlab software show that the proposed method can be used in speed control.

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Speed monitoring of electric motors has attracted the attention of many researchers from past to present. Induction Motor (IM), which is one of the electric motor types, falls behind the nominal speed in different loads. This study was conducted to increase the speed control performance of IM. In the study, speed control of IMs was realized by Difference Frequency (DF). The Scalar Control (SC) method was used in IM speed control. In order to increase the performance of SC, the frequency information received from IM was compared with the reference frequency. The resulting DF was applied to the system input again. For the performance analysis of the study; SC, PI + SC and DF + SC methods were compared. The results obtained from the study simulated in Matlab software show that the proposed method can be used in speed control.

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OTKUN, Ö. (2020). Scalar Speed Control of Induction Motors with Difference Frequency. Politeknik Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 2, 267–276. https://ajindex.com/articles/307075

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