Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles

Multi motor drives system is the current trend in electric vehicle application.Conventionally,each induction motor will have its own dedicated three-phase inverter.However,dual motor drives using dedicated three-phase inverter have its limitation,it is difficult to control,synchronise and not cost e...

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Main Author: Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin
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spelling my-utem-ep.235872022-12-23T13:18:27Z Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles 2018 Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin T Technology (General) TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Multi motor drives system is the current trend in electric vehicle application.Conventionally,each induction motor will have its own dedicated three-phase inverter.However,dual motor drives using dedicated three-phase inverter have its limitation,it is difficult to control,synchronise and not cost effective.This research aims to develop and implement a combined electric differential (ED) for torque distribution of electric vehicle steering action and independent speed control for dual induction motors drives fed by a single Five-Leg Inverter (FLI).It is desired for having fewer components and reduces size and cost for multi motor drives system. Recent research has shown that,dual motors drives can be independently controlled by using FLI.Direct torque control (DTC) scheme for induction motor with space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) technique is used for the drive in this research.Flux and torque responses are estimated by DTC estimator.Additionally,the special 6 to 5 duty cycle SVPWM is used to trigger the FLI in order to control the torque and speed of the dual induction motors.These motors are directly coupled to the wheels of the electric vehicle test rig in the laboratory.The ED is used to distribute the torque for both of the wheels.The employment of ED method allows the investigation of the effects of steering angle input variation and different speed command towards detail study of electric motor drives performance in an electric vehicle application. Upon the completion of the research based on simulation and experimental works it is proves that the proposed technique has produced good expected result of the combined ED and independent speed control for dual induction motors drives fed by a single FLI.The system has been tested with steering angle variation from 20°, 45°,80° and 100° to compare the performance of dual motor controller for right tum manoeuvre and left turn manoeuvre for low speed operation fix at 200 rpm.It is show that the speed difference between M I and M2 increase with the increasing of steering angle as well as the cornering distance and angle also increase respectively.It is confirmed that there is a correlation between the linear velocities of the car (kmph) is decreasing with the increasing of steering angle for both right tum and left manoeuvre. 2018 Thesis http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23587/ http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23587/1/Direct%20Torque%20Control%20Of%20Dual%20Induction%20Motor%20Drives%20Fed%20By%20Five-Leg%20Inverter%20For%20Electric%20Vehicles.pdf text en public http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23587/2/Direct%20torque%20control%20of%20dual%20induction%20motor%20drives%20fed%20by%20five-leg%20inverter%20for%20electric%20vehicles.pdf text en validuser https://plh.utem.edu.my/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=112663 phd doctoral Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Faculty Of Electrical Engineering Ibrahim, Zulkifilie
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Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin
Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
description Multi motor drives system is the current trend in electric vehicle application.Conventionally,each induction motor will have its own dedicated three-phase inverter.However,dual motor drives using dedicated three-phase inverter have its limitation,it is difficult to control,synchronise and not cost effective.This research aims to develop and implement a combined electric differential (ED) for torque distribution of electric vehicle steering action and independent speed control for dual induction motors drives fed by a single Five-Leg Inverter (FLI).It is desired for having fewer components and reduces size and cost for multi motor drives system. Recent research has shown that,dual motors drives can be independently controlled by using FLI.Direct torque control (DTC) scheme for induction motor with space vector pulse width modulation (SVPWM) technique is used for the drive in this research.Flux and torque responses are estimated by DTC estimator.Additionally,the special 6 to 5 duty cycle SVPWM is used to trigger the FLI in order to control the torque and speed of the dual induction motors.These motors are directly coupled to the wheels of the electric vehicle test rig in the laboratory.The ED is used to distribute the torque for both of the wheels.The employment of ED method allows the investigation of the effects of steering angle input variation and different speed command towards detail study of electric motor drives performance in an electric vehicle application. Upon the completion of the research based on simulation and experimental works it is proves that the proposed technique has produced good expected result of the combined ED and independent speed control for dual induction motors drives fed by a single FLI.The system has been tested with steering angle variation from 20°, 45°,80° and 100° to compare the performance of dual motor controller for right tum manoeuvre and left turn manoeuvre for low speed operation fix at 200 rpm.It is show that the speed difference between M I and M2 increase with the increasing of steering angle as well as the cornering distance and angle also increase respectively.It is confirmed that there is a correlation between the linear velocities of the car (kmph) is decreasing with the increasing of steering angle for both right tum and left manoeuvre.
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author Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin
author_facet Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin
author_sort Mohd Yaakop, Nurazlin
title Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
title_short Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
title_full Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
title_fullStr Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
title_full_unstemmed Direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
title_sort direct torque control of dual induction motor drives fed by five-leg inverter for electric vehicles
granting_institution Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka
granting_department Faculty Of Electrical Engineering
publishDate 2018
url http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/23587/1/Direct%20Torque%20Control%20Of%20Dual%20Induction%20Motor%20Drives%20Fed%20By%20Five-Leg%20Inverter%20For%20Electric%20Vehicles.pdf
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