Implementation of DSP based cost effective inverter fed induction motor drive with VisSim

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The implementation of a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) based high-performance cost effective fed Induction Motor drive with VisSim/Embedded Controls Developer (ECD) is presented in this paper. In the experimental work VisSim/ECD software automatically converts the in built block diagram to C code and compiles, links, and downloads the code to DSP processor TMS320F2812. The DSP processor generates the required PWM to a cost effective ie four switch 3-phase (FSTPI) inverter. The power circuit of FSTPI fed drive system consists of an IGBT based FSTPI bridge inverter module feeding to a 5 hp three-phase squirrel cage induction motor. In this work the speed of induction motor output is shown by the GUI of VisSim/ECD and SPWM pulses, line voltages and line current output curves are shown using digital storage oscilloscope to demonstrate the feasibility of the system. © 2012 FEI STU.

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Mohanty, N. K., & Muthu, R. (2012). Implementation of DSP based cost effective inverter fed induction motor drive with VisSim. Journal of Electrical Engineering, 63(2), 115–119. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10187-012-0017-7

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