Measurement on Five-Phase IM Fed from Ten-Pulse Frequency Converter
Abstract
The mathematical model of a five-phaseinduction machine derived on base of the theory of space
vectors and symmetrical components was verified by means
of a comparison of simulation and experimental results. A
multi-phase voltage source inverter was used to feed an
experimental five-phase induction machine by ten-pulse
supply voltage of constant frequency in different connection
arrangements. Steady state operation was considered. The
good agreement between the simulation and experimental
results has proved the correct function of the mathematical
and numerical model used.
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