Type of research: applied Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/94. Papers on project (total): 56
Institution name: Fakultet elektrotehnike i računarstva, Zagreb (36) Department/Institute: Electrical machines and control of electrical drives Address: Avenija Vukovar 39 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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Summary: Structures of AC electrical drives with vector controlled
induction motor. Control of permanent magnet synchronous motors and
electronically commutated motors. Degree of complexity of mathematical
models taking into consideration the type of drive application (position
control, kind of load). Parameter identification - estimation.
Multiprocessor control, adaptive and optimal algorithms. Multi - axis
electrical drives. Thermal models of power semiconductor devices,
calculation and computer controlled measurement of transient thermal
response.
Keywords: automatic control, AC electrical drives, induction motor, permanent magnet synchronous motor, electronically commutated motor, vector control, estimation, inverters, power semiconductor device, thermal model
Research goals: Elaboration of theoretical foundations and
algorithms of the analysis and synthesis-design of controlled electrical
drives with vector controlled induction motors and permanent magnet
synchronous motors-electronically commutated motors. Establishment of
appropriate methods of identification and variables estimation of the
semiconductor inverter-machine whole. Establishment and optimizing of speed
and position control systems' structures, taking into consideration the
demands in the domain of NC machine-tools, flexible automation, industrial
robots, fast elevators. Methods of synthesis-design of multi-axis
servomechanisms. Methods of determination and improvement of power
performances, protection concepts and diagnostics of AC electrical drives.
Elaboration of thermal models of power semiconductor switches. Among other
things, several MSc and PhD degrees will be gained. Other information about the project.