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    Controlled-Rectifier Fed Drive

     Armature Field

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    Chopper-Fed Drive

     Armature Field

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    Equivalent Circuit of a Separately-Excited

    DC Motor 

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    0

     f f f  

     g v f  

    a a a g  

    a a a v f    

    d t f a

    d L

    d d 

    Steady state

    dt 

    V R I 

     E K I 

    V R I E  

    V R I K I  

    T K I I  

    T B T 

     P T 

    ω 

    ω 

    ω 

    ω 

    =

    =

    =

    = +

    = +

    =

    = +

    =

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    a a a v f    

    a a a a a a

    v f     f  

    v f  

    V R I K I  

    V I R V I R

     K I    V 

     K   R

    ω 

    ω 

    = +

    − −= =  

    ÷ ÷  

    Solve for the motor speed

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    Control of the motor speed

    • Control armature

    voltae! "a # "oltae control

    • Control the fieldcurrent! $f  # Current control

    • Control the armaturecurrent! $a

    a a a

     f  

    v

     f  

    V I RV 

     K 

     R

    ω  −=   ÷

    ÷  

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    Maneti%ation Characteristic

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    Characteristics of Separately-Excited Motors

    Rated

    speed

    &se field-current control

    &se armature

    voltae control

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    Equivalent circuit of a DC Series Motor 

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    ( )

    ( )

    ( )

     g v a

    a a f a g  

    a a f a v f    

    d t a f    

    d L

    a a f a

    v f  

     E K I 

    V R R I E  

    V R R I K I  

    T K I I  

    T B T 

    V R R I   K I 

    ω 

    ω 

    ω 

    ω 

    =

    = + += + +

    == +

    − +=

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    Controllin the Motor Speed

    • Control the armature

    voltae! "a

    • Control the armaturecurrent! $a

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    Characteristics of DC Series motors

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    'peratin Modes

    • $n varia(le-speed applications! a dc motor

    may (e operatin in one or more of the

    follo)in *Modes+

    • Motorin

    • Reenerative (ra,in• Dynamic (ra,in

    • luin

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    Motorin Mode

    *.ac, emf+! E is / supply voltae "a

    .oth $a and $f  are positive

    Developed torque meets load demand

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    0

    1

    2

    3

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    Reenerative .ra,in Mode

    Motor acts as a 4enerator 

    E (ecomes 5 supply "oltae "a 

    $a (ecomes neative

    6inetic enery of the motor is returned to the supply

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    Dynamic .ra,in

    Replace the supply voltae )ith a resistor 

    o)er dissipated in the resistor rather than iven (ac,

    to the source

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    luin

    Reverse the armature terminals )hile runnin"a and E act in the same direction

    $a is reversed! producin *(ra,in+ torque

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    Four-7uadrant 'peration

    0

    1

    2

    3

    O i M d

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     Operating Modes

    Four Quadrants:

    • Figure 15.8 shows the polarities of the supply voltage Va, bac e!f "g, a#$

    ar!ature curre#t %a for a separately e&cite$ !otor.

    • %# forwar$ !otori#g ('ua$ra#t %), Va, "g, a#$ %a are all positive. he tor'ue a#$

    spee$ are also positive i# this 'ua$ra#t.

    • uri#g forwar$ brai#g ('ua$ra#t %%), the !otor ru#s i# the forwar$ $irectio#

    a#$ the i#$uce$ e!f "g co#ti#ues to be positive. For the tor'ue to be #egative

    a#$ the $irectio# of e#ergy flow to reverse, the ar!ature curre#t !ust be#egative. he supply voltage Va shoul$ be ept less tha# "g.

    • %# reverse !otori#g ('ua$ra#t %%%), Va, "g, a#$ %a are all #egative. he tor'ue a#$

    spee$ are also #egative i# this 'ua$ra#t. o eep the tor'ue #egative a#$ the

    e#ergy flow fro! the source to the !otor, the bac e!f "g !ust satisfy the

    co#$itio# * Va * + * "g *. he polarity of "g ca# be reverse$ by cha#gi#g the$irectio# of fiel$ curre#t or by reversi#g the ar!ature ter!i#als.

    • uri#g reverse brai#g ('ua$ra#t %V), the !otor ru#s i# the reverse $irectio#.

    Va, a#$ "g co#ti#ue to be #egative. For the tor'ue to be positive a#$ the e#ergy

    to flow fro! the !otor to the source, the ar!ature curre#t !ust be positive. he

    i#$uce$ e!f "g !ust satisfy the co#$itio# * Va * * "g *.

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    Sinle-hase DC Drive

    Chane "a (y chanin firin anle α $nductor 8m is a *smoothin+ $nductor to prevent

    discontinuous current

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    Sinle-hase DC Drive

    9on-reenerative DC drives are the most conventional type in

    common usae: ;hey are a(le to control motor speed and torque in

    one direction

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     Armature Reversal

    >ith the addition of an electromechanical

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    Field Reversal

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    7uadrant of 'peration

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    Sinle-hase Full-Converter Drives

    -cos

    Vm

    Va  α 

    π  =

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    7uadrant

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    Sinle-hase Dual-Converter Drives

    Dual converter can operate in all four quadrants

    'utput voltae and current can (e positive or neative

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    2-7uadrant chopper 

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     A t)o-quadrant hard-s)itchin DC motor drive is presented: Devices S>0 and D0 form a

    first-quadrant chopper and enery is delivered from the DC source "in to the DC motor

    2 and D2 form a secondth-quadrant chopper and enery is delivered from

    the DC motor

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    ?-(ride

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    A 230 V 500 rpm, 100 A separetly excited D motor !as Ω=   1.0a R " #!e motor is

    dri$ing at a rated conditions, a load %!ose tor&ue is constant and independent o'

    speed" #!e speeds (elo% t!e rated speed are o(tained %it! armature $oltage control

    )%it! 'ull 'ield* and t!e speeds a(o$e t!e rated speed are o(tained (y 'ield control

    )%it! rated armature $oltage*"

    )a* alculate t!e motor terminal $oltage %!en t!e speed is +00 rpm"

    )(* (y %!at amount s!ould 'lux (e reduced to get a motor speed o' 00 rpm-

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    --01001.0-/011   =−=−=   aat    I  RV  E 

    1

    -

    1

    -

     N 

     N 

     E 

     E =

    500

    00

    --0-

    =∴ E 

     E  12-   =∴

     R I  E V  aa

    1821.010012

    ---

    =+=+=∴

    ( // NIE f 800E I

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    (:

    11

    //

    1

    /

     N  I 

     N  I 

     E 

     E 

     f  

     f  =

    500

    800

    --0

    /  x E  =∴

    1

    /

     f  

     f  

     I 

     I  x =

     x E  /5-/   =∴

    1

    /

    1

    /

    1

    /

    1

    /

    a

    a

    a

    a

     f  

     f  

     I 

     I  x

     I 

     I 

     I 

     I 

    T ==   x I  I  aa 31/   =

    aa   R I  E V  ///   += x

     x1.0100

    /5--/0   +=

    010-/0/1-  -

    =+−   x x21.01 =∴ x 05.0-   = x

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    4--0 V 200 rp!, 100 4 separetly e&cite$ !otor has Ω= 1-.0a R . he !otor is $rivi#g

    at a rate$ co#$itio#s, a loa$ whose tor'ue is co#sta#t a#$ i#$epe#$e#t of spee$ at spee$s

     below the rate$ spee$ a#$ the !echa#ical power is co#sta#t a#$ i#$epe#$e#t of spee$ at

    spee$s higher tha# the rate$ spee$. he spee$s below the rate$ spee$ are obtai#e$ with

    ar!ature voltage co#trol (with full fiel$) a#$ the spee$s above the rate$ spee$ are obtai#e$

     by fiel$ co#trol (with rate$ ar!ature voltage).

    (a) alculate the !otor ter!i#al voltage whe# the spee$ is 500 rp!.

    (b) by what a!ou#t shoul$ flu& be re$uce$ to get a !otor spee$ of 600 rp!7

    4--0 V 200 rp!, 100 4 separetly e&cite$ !otor has Ω= 1-.0a R . he !otor is $rivi#g

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    p , p y a g

    at a rate$ co#$itio#s, a loa$ whose tor'ue is co#sta#t a#$ i#$epe#$e#t of spee$ at spee$s

     below the rate$ spee$ a#$ the !echa#ical power is co#sta#t a#$ i#$epe#$e#t of spee$ at

    spee$s higher tha# the rate$ spee$. he spee$s below the rate$ spee$ are obtai#e$ with

    ar!ature voltage co#trol (with full fiel$) a#$ the spee$s above the rate$ spee$ are obtai#e$

     by fiel$ co#trol (with rate$ ar!ature voltage).(a) alculate the !otor ter!i#al voltage whe# the spee$ is 500 rp!.

    (b) by what a!ou#t shoul$ flu& be re$uce$ to get a !otor spee$ of 600 rp!7

    V  R I V  E  aat    -081001-.0--011   =−=−=  

    1

    -

    1

    -

     N 

     N 

     E 

     E =   (he#,

    200

    500

    -08

    - = E 

     (he#, V  E    /.1/- =  

    (he#, V  R I  E V  aa   //.1851-.0100/.1/---   =+=+=  

    (b)///

     N  I  E   f  = he#600/ x

     E = here / f  

     I x =

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    (b)111  N  I  E   f  

    =   he#,200-08

     x= , here1 f   I 

     x =  

    he#  x E    /1-/ =   (1)

    ω T  P  =  but, as we #ow fro! the $ata  P 9co#sta#t above rate$ spee$.

    he#ω 

    α 

    1T   but  N ωα   he#,

    /

    1

    1

    /

     N 

     N 

    =   (-)

    ut1

    /

    1

    /

    1

    /

    1

    / a

    a

    a

    a

     f  

     f  

     I 

     I  x

     I 

     I 

     I 

     I 

    T ==   (/)

    ;ubstitute fro! (-) i#to (/) we get:

    1

    /

    /

    1 a

    a

     I  I  x

     N  N  =   ()

    ut aa   R I  E V  ///   += he#,1-.0

    --0///

    /

     E 

     R

     E V  I 

    a

    a

    −=

    −=   (5)

    ;ubstitute fro! (5) i#to () we get the followi#g e'uatio#:

    1-.0100--0

    600200 / E  x   −=   (2)

    ;ubstitute fro! (1) i#to (2) the#,

    1-.0100

    /1---0

    600

    200   x x

      −=  

    h 08--0/1-

    -