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New fine adjustment technique for heating process

Author(s)
Tipsuwanporn, V.
Jamjan, K.
Piyarat, W.
Suesut, T.
Tarasantisukand, C.
Sawaengsinkasikit, W.
Date Issued
January 1, 2000
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/IPEMC.2000.885450
Abstract
This paper proposes controlling of temperature in an oven by using Integral - Cycle Binary Rate Modulation (ICBRM method and ac line with frequency 50 Hz, Microcontroller MCS-51 controls Binary Rate Multiplier ( B M according to Proportional Integral controller (Po function . Discrete signals are used in the system modeled by using Ziegler Nichols principle for analyzing the stability before designing the system. This procedure makes it easy to investigate system response. The system is implemented by 8 bits digital circuit which gives 1024 patterns of ac signal for controlling the generation of energy for 3,000 watts thermal coil every 20 ms of each cycle. We divide scan time (Tsn) in to 4 intervals, 5 ms interval is selected to generate 256 patterns ICBM. Because of this method gives the ripple lower than 2% it generates less noise for system. Moreover, we can consider whole system from the time model of control procedure and ICBM algorithm40-200 OC with f I OC error in the I cubic meter oven.
Citation
Proceedings Ipemc 2000 3rd International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference, 1, 469-472, 2000
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BRM

ICBRM

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