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In this book design and synthesis of microprocessor controlled DC drive system in start-stop working mode is presented. The motor is fed from three - phase thyristor converter without circulating current. The design of position control is based on cascade principle with optimal speed control adjusted by means of modulus optimization method. Synthesis of the system is based on Z-transformation and bi-linear conform copying from Z-plane to W-plane of complex pseudo frequency. Velocity is measured with incremental encoder using M/T method. Software realization of digital speed and position…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
In this book design and synthesis of microprocessor controlled DC drive system in start-stop working mode is presented. The motor is fed from three - phase thyristor converter without circulating current. The design of position control is based on cascade principle with optimal speed control adjusted by means of modulus optimization method. Synthesis of the system is based on Z-transformation and bi-linear conform copying from Z-plane to W-plane of complex pseudo frequency. Velocity is measured with incremental encoder using M/T method. Software realization of digital speed and position controller is obtained, using direct realization of the recursive algorithm. The results of synthesis, using module and symmetrical optimization method are compared with the results obtained by simulation of the control system. The speed and position control are realized digitally by means of a microcomputer EPAC 68008, a real time operating system, RTOS, and the PEARL language.By directly implementing the recursive algorithm, a simple practical implementation of an adaptive PI-speed controller and PD-position controller is presented.
Autorenporträt
Prof.Dr. Goran Rafajlovski is a full Professor in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technologies Skopje and invited guest professor at the SRH University Berlin. He is a Member of IEEE IAS Power Engineering Society and DAAD Alumni. His field of interest includes power quality, renewable, electrical machines drives and control