@inproceedings{9fbc45c242294f8b852609b60b9643d9,
title = "Direct torque control of induction motor with reduction of torque ripple",
abstract = "It is widely known that Direct Torque Control (DTC) has fast dynamic torque response[1][2]. It is originated in the fact that torque and flux is directly controlled by instantaneous space voltage vector unlike Field Oriented Control (FOC). For the reason. Direct Torque Control gradually has been used in the field requiring fast response since its introduction[1][2] in the mid-1980's. In spite of these merits, Direct Torque Control has several problems. These problems are: (1) the variation of the switching frequency by hysteresis band and speed; (2) the increase of the torque ripple in the low speed region; (3) the short control period (25μs) for the good performances etc. To solve the problems of Direct Torque Control, several studies were car ied out. This paper improves one of the drawbacks of Direct Torque Control, torque ripple, with the constant switching frequency. In some papers it was tried to improve the drawback, but some papers are very complicated and didn't show large improvement. Their methods even resulted in losing the merits of Direct Torque Control. In this paper Direct Torque Control method is performed with constant switching frequency. So this scheme is easy to be realized with digital signal processor and also minimizes torque ripple.",
keywords = "Bandwidth, Digital signal processors, Equations, Hysteresis, Induction motors, Protection, Stators, Switching frequency, Torque control, Voltage control",
author = "La, \{Koang Kyun\} and Shin, \{Myoung Ho\} and Hyun, \{Dong Seok\}",
note = "Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2000 IEEE.",
year = "2000",
doi = "10.1109/IECON.2000.972274",
language = "English",
series = "IECON Proceedings (Industrial Electronics Conference)",
publisher = "IEEE Computer Society",
pages = "1087--1092",
booktitle = "IECON Proceedings (Industrial Electronics Conference)",
}