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A real-time control platform for rapid prototyping of induction motor vector control

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This paper presents a real-time control platform developed for rapid prototyping of an induction motor (IM) vector control. Firstly, the control system is designed with the Simulink in the form of user-friendly block-diagrams. Next, c-codes are automatically generated from the block-diagrams with the real-time workshop. And lastly, an executable code, produced from the c-codes through a DSP c-compiler, is downloaded into a target DSP board. With this automatic programming scheme rapid prototyping is realized with the least low-level handwork programming. Presented control platform has been evaluated through the rapid prototyping of a voltage source inverter-fed IM driver and some experiments have been carried out to show its effectiveness.

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  1. Department of Control and Measurement Engineering, Sunmoon University, #100 Kalsan-ri, Tangjeong-myeon, Asan-si, Chungnam-do, South Korea

    Moon Ho Kang & Yoon Chang Park

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Kang, M., Park, Y. A real-time control platform for rapid prototyping of induction motor vector control. Electr Eng 88, 473–483 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00202-005-0307-1

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