class: center, middle # EE-462 UTILIZATION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY # Synchronous Machine Drives ## Ozan Keysan ## [keysan.me](http://keysan.me) ### Office: C-113
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Tel: 210 7586 --- # A Not Very Short Review ## [EE362 Presentations](http://keysan.me/ee362/) --- # Equivalent Circuit
--- # Phasor Diagrams
--- # Phasor Diagrams
--- # Maximum Torque ## Load Angle is 90 degrees
--- ## Can you notice the similarity to DC Motor?
--- # Sinusoidal Synchronous Motor Drives
## Notice the position sensor ### Required to adjust the angle between current and flux --- # Sinusoidal Synchronous Motor Drives ## A detailed look
## Current is kept within tolerances --- ## Current Regulated VSI --
--- ## Current Regulated VSI
--- ## Current Regulated VSI
### Current magnitude is controlled while keeping the load angle at 90 degrees. --- ### Similarities between a DC motor and Synchronous Machines -- ## DC Motor
### Stationary flux is produced by field windings (or by PM) ### Armature flux is kept 90 degrees apart with the commutator (brushes). --- ### Similarities between a DC motor and Synchronous Machines ## Brushless DC Motor (Synchronous Motor)
### Rotating flux is produced by the field windings in the rotor. ### Another rotating flux is generated by the stator windings, and kept at the same speed and at 90 degrees by the power processing unit. --- # Speed Sensors ### Three options: -- - ## Resolver - ## Encoder - ## Hall Effect Sensor --- # Resolver
--- # Resolver
--- # Encoder
--- # Encoder
--- # Hall Effect Sensor
--- # Position Sensor Comparison
--- ## Brushless DC Motors (BLDC)
--- ## Difference between BLDC and PMSM? -- ## Trapezoidal Back EMF (BLDC) ## Sinusoidal Back EMF (PMSM) --- ## Difference between BLDC and PMSM?
--- # PMSM -- - ### Fed with sinusoidal currents -- - ### Continuous Stator Flux Position Variation -- - ### Less harmonics (current, torque) -- - ### Lower core loss -- - ### Higher switching losses --- # BLDC -- - ### Fed with direct currents -- - ### Stator Flux Position Commutation at each 60 degrees -- - ### Torque Ripple at commutation -- - ### Higher core losses due to harmonic content -- - ### Less switching losses --- ## BLDC Motors --- ## BLDC Commutation sequence
[Reference TI Application Notes](http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sprabq6/sprabq6.pdf) --- ## BLDC Commutation sequence
--- ## BLDC Inverter
[Reference TI Application Notes](http://www.ti.com/lit/an/sprabq6/sprabq6.pdf) --- # Large Synchronous Motor Drives -- ## Load Commutated Inverter
### For very large motors (>10 MW) --- # Large Synchronous Motor Drives ## Load Commutated Inverter
--- ## Load Commutated Inverter ### Needs to work with leading pf (for commutation) ### Has low order harmonics (need to have harmonic filter)
--- # Cycloconverters
--- # Cycloconverters ## Let's start with single phase
--- # Cycloconverters ## Let's start with single phase
--- # Cycloconverters ## Single phase with variable firing angle
--- # Three Phase Cycloconverters
--- # Three Phase Cycloconverters
## Pros, Cons? --- # [Operating Limits of Synchronous Machines](http://keysan.me/presentations/ee362_synchronous_v_curves.html#37)
--- # Synchronous Reluctance Motors --
### Synchronous Torque, Reluctance Torque? -- ### [Salient Pole Synchronous Machines](http://keysan.me/presentations/ee362_power_salient.html) --- ## You can download this presentation from: [keysan.me/ee462](http://keysan.me/ee462)