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1. Introduction I2
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current control. 50 % current control. U2
PWM , SPWM Square wave PWM , SPWM
The electrical energy allowed, in the last century, a
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marked development of countries in various areas. U1 I1
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control scheme is based on a simple hysteretic LCD Display Shift Ext Sqr Tri Sine
unique output filter with ability to adapt to different SPI Interface 8 Analog and
frequencies. digital 8
Current/
Voltage
Signal feedback
Conditioning sensors
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USB
DC Power Interface
Supply
USB-A
Connector
Personal Computer
Output PWM
+ signals
Power
Gate
Reference Converter
Drives
- USB-A
Connector
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Load
a)
b)
Fig. 7. Open loop current control. Sinusoidal voltage reference Fig.9 . Harmonic spectrum of a typical current waveform
of 55Hz, single RL load, one power source: a) Simulation; obtained in open loop control.
b) Experimental.
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Voltage [V]
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Current 2 [A]
-100
0
1
Current [A]
Current 1 [A]
0
0
-1
0 0,002 0,004 0,006 0,008 0.01 0.012 0.014 0.016 0.018 0.02
Time [s]
a)
b)
Fig. 10. Open loop current control. DC voltage reference
b) applied to a single RL load, one power source: a) Simulation;
Fig. 8. Open loop current control. Sinusoidal voltage reference b) Experimental.
of 400Hz and 50Hz, identical RL loads, dual power sources: a)
Simulation; b) Experimental.
Figure 11 shows the simulation and experimental results
of an open loop current control using a square wave (65
Figure 9 shows the harmonic spectrum of a current Hz) and a sinusoidal wave (55 Hz) using two identical
obtained with a single power source. A strong RL loads (dual power sources).
fundamental frequency and low harmonic content can be
seen.
Current2 [A]
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Current 1 [A]
0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025 0.03 0.035 0.04 0.045 0.05
Time [s]
b)
a) Fig. 12. Hysteretic closed loop current control. Sinusoidal
reference and square wave voltage reference of nearly 50Hz,
identical RL loads, and dual power sources: a) Simulation;
b) Experimental.
4. Conclusion
The flexibility of the proposed dual power source
prototype makes it suitable for many applications.
Considering the harmonic content, and comparing
reference signals and the respective obtained waveforms
it can be concluded that the performance of the dual
b) power source is good. The developed software is a useful
Fig. 11. Open loop current control. Square wave voltage tool to fast configure the dual power source.
reference of 65Hz and sinusoidal reference of 50Hz, identical This paper also demonstrates that is possible to take
RL loads, dual power sources: a) Simulation; b) Experimental. advantage of three-leg bridge inverters usually optimized
for three-phase applications to create solutions with
potential for other applications. In this case, a three-leg
Figure 12 shows the simulation and experimental results bridge inverter has become a combination of two
of a hysteretic closed loop current control using a independent programmable power sources. It is advisable
sinusoidal and square wave reference current with nearly to use a low cost three-leg inverter to reduce the final
50Hz, applied to identical RL loads. In this result, the cost.
low switching frequency is due to high hysteretic The main drawback of this solution is that only half of
bandwidth. This was purposely done to show details the inverter voltage is available to apply on the loads, and
about current waveforms. Hysteretic bandwidth is the rms/average current sum of both power sources
typically very narrow. cannot exceed the nominal rms current supported by the
switches of the leg that operates at high frequency square
wave, with a duty-cycle of 50 %. Improvements must be
done in the prototype to design a unique output filter with
ability to adapt to different frequencies.
Current 2 [A]
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References
[1] D.G. Holmes, A. Kotsopoulos “Variable Speed Control
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of Single and Two Phase Induction Motors Using a
Current 1 [A]