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“Dynamic modelling of dc motor drive”

ELECTRIC DRIVES

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Introduction

Types of Drive

Generalized electrical diagram

Dynamic model of dc motor

Content

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• Direct current (dc) motors have variable characteristics and are used extensively in variable-speed drives.

• DC motors can provide a high starting torque and it is also possible to obtain speed control over a wide range.

• The methods of speed control are normally simpler and less expensive than those of AC drives.

• Both series and separately excited DC motors are normally used in variable-speed drives, but series motors are traditionally employed for traction applications.

• Due to commutator, DC motors are not suitable for very high speed applications and require more maintenance than do AC motors.

Introduction

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• With the recent advancements in power conversions, control techniques, and microcomputers, the ac motor drives are becoming increasingly competitive with DC motor drives.

• Controlled rectifiers are generally used for the speed control of dc motors.

• DC drives can be classified, in general, into three types:– 1. Single-phase drives– 2. Three-phase drives– 3. DC-DC converter drives

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When supply is given to the stator winding of dc motor ,a flux produced in stator winding which is linked to the rotor winding & rotor starts rotating.

Let consider a single coil stator having inductance Ls & resistance Rs.

Then electrical equation for dc motor is given as

Where is is current flowing through the stator, and Vs be the

generated voltage. By using Laplace transform.

Dynamic model

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is called the stator gain and

is called as the stator time constant

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