This paper proposes direct torque control of induction motor simulation using conventional method. Direct Torque Control (DTC) is a control technique used in AC drive systems to obtain high performance torque control and thereby controlling the speed of induction motor. The principle is based on simultaneous decoupling of stator flux and electromagnetic torque of AC drive system. DTC drives use...

We show that a temperature gradient induces an ac electric current in multiferroic insulators when the sample is embedded in a circuit. We also show that a thermal gradient can be used to move magnetic Skyrmions in insulating chiral magnets: the induced magnon flow from the hot to the cold region drives the Skyrmions in the opposite direction via a magnonic spin transfer torque. Both results ar...

This communication reports the use of an electrohydrodynamic surface shear force to selectively manipulate colloid-surface interactions. We demonstrate the selection of strongly (specifically) bound biomolecule-functionalized colloidal beads over more weakly (non-specifically) bound beads using a tuneable alternating current electrohydrodynamic (ac-EHD) force, which drives lateral fluid motion ...

Abstract: Today’s motor drives widely use Digital Signal Processor (DSP) or Microcontroller to implement the digital control algorithm. Most recently new requirements have arisen. These include faster torque control update with flexible design capability of motion peripherals for high performance military servo drive applications. A Complete digital hardware based AC servo drive development sys...

AC drives are more predominant than dc drives. Ac drives require control of frequency, current and voltage for variable-speed applications. The difference between the traditional vector control and the DTC is that the DTC has no fixed switching pattern. The DTC switches the inverter according to the load needs. Though conventional DTC (CDTC) is simple, easy to implement generates substantial st...

The modular multilevel converter is considered the state-of-the-art power electronic solution for high-power high-voltage applications that require a DC stage and operate with fixed frequency at their AC terminals. However, in AC-AC variable-frequency applications, it has been proved this topology presents an unnecessarily large number of components intolerably high submodule-capacitor voltage ...