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Power Electronic Drives and Control Technology Status: Brief Review

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Abstract

In the human race, 70 % of energy is devoured by electric motors. This rate may be expanded because of the growth of power electronic devices and the fast advancement of automation technology. Most assembling units overall depend on electric motors for their generation, therefore highlighting the requirement for a viable speed control motors to build creation. It is underlined power electronic devices innovation has encountered a dynamic improvement in the previous four decades. As of late, its applications are quick growing in modern, business, private, transportation, utility, aviation and military situations, principally because of the lessening of expense, size, and performance enhancement. Soft computing techniques, especially the neural systems are having as of late huge effect on electrical drives and power devices. Neural systems have created another new edge and development power devices, that is currently a fancy and multidisciplinary innovation that goes through the dynamic improvement as lately. In this article, the significance of power hardware, the late advances in power semiconductor devices, converters, AC motors with variable frequency, the dawn of microprocessors/microcontrollers/microcomputers permitted to actualize and these control methods will be discussed briefly.

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Gunapriya, B., Sabrigiriraj, M., Karthik, M., Deepa, B., Devi, R.N. (2017). Power Electronic Drives and Control Technology Status: Brief Review. In: Deiva Sundari, P., Dash, S., Das, S., Panigrahi, B. (eds) Proceedings of 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Applications. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 467. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-1645-5_42

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