Variable-speed inverter-fed synchronous motor employing natural commutation

1978; Institution of Electrical Engineers; Volume: 125; Issue: 2 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1049/piee.1978.0032

ISSN

2053-7891

Autores

A.C. Williamson, N.A.H. Issa, A.-R.A.M. Makky,

Tópico(s)

Magnetic Properties and Applications

Resumo

A drive system is described which uses two conventional thyristor convertors to provide a d.c. link between a.c. mains and the varying-frequency voltages of a synchronous-machine stator, both convertors being naturally commutated by line voltages; the result is a variable-speed drive. The paper describes a detailed analysis of machine behaviour in the absence of saturation, but taking account of winding resistances. This analysis is used to investigate the effects of assumptions made in deriving a simple analysis, which takes account of magnetic saturation. The validity of the simple analysis is demonstrated by comparison with results obtained from tests on a practical drive system.

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