Speed And Direction Control of Motor

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on controlling the speed and direction of AC motors, specifically single-phase and three-phase motors, using Variable Frequency Inverter (VFI) drives. Participants highlight that direction can be altered by swapping two of the three phases in a three-phase motor. Speed control is achieved by adjusting the frequency of the AC supply, which influences the rotation speed of the stator magnetic field. Additionally, PWM can be utilized to generate a sine wave of variable frequency, enhancing control over motor performance.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Variable Frequency Inverter (VFI) technology
  • Knowledge of three-phase motor operation and phase swapping
  • Familiarity with Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) techniques
  • Basic principles of AC motor speed control
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Variable Frequency Inverter (VFI) configurations and applications
  • Learn about three-phase motor phase swapping techniques
  • Explore advanced PWM methods for generating sine waves
  • Study the effects of frequency changes on AC motor performance
USEFUL FOR

Electrical engineers, motor control specialists, and anyone involved in the design or optimization of AC motor systems will benefit from this discussion.

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Hello,
In case of DC we use H-Bridges To control Dc motor direction and Speed with PWM.
But in case of AC motor Single phase and 3 phase motor how to control Speed and direction?
 
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Hi...
I reckon your best bet would be a Variable Frequency Inverter drive.
 
How it will work i mean in H bridges there is mosfet with PWM channel.
in the we will change the frequency of 3 phase how?
 
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You can shift the direction of an 3 phase motor by swaping two of its three phases. The speed depends on how hast the stator magnetic field rotates. So you can change the AC frequency if possible or change the supply voltage, but i recommend someone who works with electrical machines to reply to you.
 
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Hello,
I know the theory procedure we use PWM with sin table in look up i think
 

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