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2004 Microchip Technology Inc. DS00900A-page 3
AN900
OVERVIEW OF CONTROL
STRATEGIES
Open Loop V/f Control
AC induction motors are often operated in open loop
with no velocity or position feedback. The V/f ratio is
maintained constant to provide a constant (maximum)
torque over the operating range. This form of control is
relatively inexpensive and easy to implement. Feed-
back from the rotor is not utilized and the rotor is
assumed to follow the rotating flux generated in the
stator, with a certain amount of slip present depending
upon the load.
To drive an AC induction motor, the 3-phase inverter
bridge is driven by a microcontroller’s PWM outputs, as
shown in Figure 2. By changing the PWM duty cycles
in a regular manner, the PWM outputs are modulated
to synthesize sinusoidal waveforms (three-phase AC)
across the three motor windings (Figure 3).
AC is applied to the three stator windings as three
sinusoidal currents, equal in amplitude and frequency,
but offset from each other by 120 degrees. As a result,
the current in the stator windings generates a rotating
magnetic field. This rotating field induces electromotive
force in the rotor, which in turn produces a magnetic
field in the rotor that attempts to align with the rotating
magnetic field in the stator. This causes the rotor to
rotate. See AN887, “AC Induction Motor Fundamentals”
(DS00887), for more details on induction motor
construction and operating characteristics.
The operation of an ACIM is governed by two
principles:
1. Base speed is directly proportional to the
frequency of the alternating current applied to
the stator and the number of poles of the motor.
2. Torque is directly proportional to the ratio of
applied voltage and the frequency of the applied
AC current.
Therefore, speed can be controlled by varying the input
frequency of the applied alternating current and torque
can be maintained constant by varying the amplitude in
direct proportion to the frequency. These are the two
basic aims of open-loop V/f control.
FIGURE 2: OPEN-LOOP V/f CONTROL
BLOCK DIAGRAM
FIGURE 3: SYNTHESIS OF 3-PHASE SINE WAVE
PWM
3-Phase
Inverter
Bridge
ACIM
6
V/f Function
Speed
Reference
DC+
DC-
Time
Voltage
PWM1 Output
PWM2 Output
PWM3 Output
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