Modelling and control of a novel single phase generator based on a three phase cage rotor induction machine
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Date
2015Supervisor
Prof. Chem Naya
Dr Sumedha Rajakaruna
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Electrical Engineering and Computing
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Abstract
This thesis develops the mathematical modelling and the closed loop control of a single-phase induction generator based on a three-phase cage rotor machine suitable for renewable energy conversion. Comprehensive dynamic and steady state models are developed in stationary ‘αβ’ reference frame and the accuracy is verified by comparing the theoretical results with the laboratory experimental results. Closed loop feedback regulator is designed to regulate the output voltage and frequency at the rated conditions.
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