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New design technique of controlling 2 quadrant DC motor drive

Author(s)
Piyarat, W.
Paraken, Y.
Tipsuwanporn, V.
Sawangsinkasikit, W.
Suesut, T.
Date Issued
January 1, 2000
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/PESW.2000.849983
Abstract
This paper proposes a control technique for DC motors which can determine the time response of speed, under both no load and on load conditions, in less than 2 seconds. It is operated by an 8-bit binary rate multiplier (BRM) under the PI control process. The motor under test is a two-quadrant type. The BRM 8-bit are generated from 8 principle waveforms by linear combination; finally 256 waves are attained. These waveforms are sent to control the motor with the required speed. It is known that BRM give low ripple-less than 1%-and, hence, less noise disturbance to the system. These BRM can be applied to reverse motor direction with fast response or sudden stop. Energy fed to the motor is also low but gives high efficiency.
Citation
2000 IEEE Power Engineering Society Conference Proceedings, 1, 328-331, 2000
Subjects

BRM

DC motor and 2 qaudra...

digital control

fast response

high efficiency

low energy

low ripple

PI

Ziegler-Nichols techn...

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