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January 1, 1991IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications27 citationsOpen Access

A Vector Control System Using a Neutral-Point-Clamped Voltage Source PWM Inverter.

SOSatoshi OgasawaraKyoto UniversityTSTadashi SawadaCentral Japan Railway (Japan)KAKeiichi AbeKanagawa Institute of Technology

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop a vector control system for induction machines that enhances performance using NPC-VSI.
  • Utilized a vector control strategy for optimizing induction machine operations.
  • Incorporated neutral-point clamped voltage source inverters in the design.
  • Analyzed the effects of double series connected inverters.
  • Achieved improved control accuracy in the induction machine.
  • Demonstrated enhanced efficiency under various operational conditions.

Abstract

This paper describes a vector control system of an induction machine using a neutral-pointclamped voltage source inverter (NPC-VSI) that is one of double series connected inverters.

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Ogasawara et al. (1991) studied this question.

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