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Virtual lab for artificial intelligence controllers based speed control for induction motor

Okan BİNGÖL
Serdar PAÇACI
Pages
29–36
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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The virtual laboratoryhad a flexible interface and it was written on Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 IDE using C# programming language on WindowsPresentation Foundation infrastructure

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Objective & Hypothesis:Practical implementation has an important role in engineering education.
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Practical implementation has an important role in engineering education. Practical implementations, however, may not be possible insome situations, such as lack of physical possibilities, the presence of situations that may create risks during implementation, or placetimedependence. So, package programs are developed for the virtual practical implementation experience. On the other hand, thesetools may not be flexible and interactive enough for all branches of science. Therefore, in this study a virtual laboratory tool wasdeveloped for the speed control of an induction motor fed by a three-level inverter. The user can select proportional-integral,proportional–integral–derivative, fuzzy logic, artificial neural network, and neuro-fuzzy controllers for the speed controller. Differentworking conditions for the induction motor can be simulated and the outcomes can be observed by the users. The virtual laboratoryhad a flexible interface and it was written on Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 IDE using C# programming language on WindowsPresentation Foundation infrastructure

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BİNGÖL, O., PAÇACI, S. (2022). Virtual lab for artificial intelligence controllers based speed control for induction motor. Avrupa Bilim ve Teknoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 14, 29–36. https://ajindex.com/articles/458326

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