Low-voltage three-phase electric drive for laboratory exercises
Basic Information
Project ID: AEE-2021
Students: Roman Suran, Hannu Hartikainen, Shweta Kulkarni, Jaakob Kyllönen
Project manager: Roman Suran
Instructor: Lauri Tiitinen
Other advisors: -
Starting date: 12.01.2021
Completion date: 04.06.2021
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| Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation 2-01_presentation_slides.pptx | May 24, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| PDF File Appendix_A_Project_plan.pdf | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| PDF File Appendix_B_Business_aspects.pdf | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| PDF File Appendix_C_Instruction_manual.pdf | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| PDF File Final_report_2021_topic_2-01.pdf | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| PNG File image2021-5-17_17-7-16.png | May 17, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| File PMSM_ctrl.rar | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| File PMSM_sim.rar | Jun 03, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| Multimedia File Project_video_720p.mp4 | May 17, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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| JPEG File schem.jpg | May 17, 2021 by Roman Suran | |
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Roman Suran
Watch the introductory video here : Project_video_720p.mp4
Description of the project
Our project is focused on low-voltage three-phase electric drive, which will be used as a laboratory exercise for future students. Three-phase electric drive will be used to control motor by methods such as scalar and vector control. Three-phase synchronous permanent magnet motor operates at very low voltage level and therefore fulfils safety precautions and can be used by laymen without professional competence in electrical engineering. However, to avoid hardware damage, the instruction manual is highly recommended to read. The online module including the hardware and Simulink models will impart the flexibility to the users to choose what kind of motor control they would like to implement. The hardware can be easily bought online and the software with documentation are provided at wiki aalto website.
The aim of the project is therefore to create satisfactory motor control together with the instruction document suited to the knowledge of the students. Thus, it is a simple yet very knowledgeable project which will clear the basic concepts of the students by getting hands-on experience with step-by-step instructions and help from the experts in the field. Similar topology of the final project can be also used widely for different automation industry purposes.