Design and MATLAB Simulation Modeling using Digital control system Techniques of Direct Torque Control drive of Three Phase Induction Motor

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  • Tesfaye Meberate Debre Markos University

Abstract

This paper presents a Direct Quadrate (D-Q) model of a Direct Torque Control (DTC) for a 3-Phase Induction Motor (IM) using MATLAB Simulink. The mathematical model of 3-Phase IM were also studied and simulations were carried out using MATLAB Simulink. The simulation results show that the estimated stator flux angle varies from 0 rad (00) to 2 (3600) with an approximate frequency of 50Hz. The steady state estimated stator flux module fluctuates from the reference value with an error of 0.525% maximum ripple. Results obtained from the simulations using the proposed model indicate that the model gives a better performance in comparison with conventional Direct Torque Control models.

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2022-10-30

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Tesfaye Meberate. (2022). Design and MATLAB Simulation Modeling using Digital control system Techniques of Direct Torque Control drive of Three Phase Induction Motor. International Journal of Electrical Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEEAS), 5(2). Retrieved from https://ijeeas.utem.edu.my/ijeeas/article/view/6071

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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Electrical Engineering and Applied Sciences

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