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Stochastic Rule Control Algorithm Based Enlistment of Induction Motor Parameters Monitoring in IoT Applications

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The permanent magnet synchronous (PMS) type Induction motor is utilized as a part of most of the modern applications. Induction motors use the majority of the electrical energy. The fundamental explanation behind the utilization of the PMS motor is its consistent quality and effortlessness of operation. A PMS motor’s full load effectiveness is higher than different sorts of an induction motor. Furthermore, in this manner, it’s essential to monitor the execution of the PMS motor without changing its working. In this work, presents another propelled innovation in which embedded framework is coordinated into the remote sensor network given stochastic rule control (SRC) technique. Amid this procedure, distinctive sensors have associated with the motor, and the qualities are extricated utilizing a microcontroller. It’s at that point transmitting to the base station through remote correspondence, and at the base station, a graphical user interface with cloud server (IoT) given which provide the client can interface with the framework by using SRC algorithm. The proposed SRC based induction motor control system is validated through simulation in Matlab_2013a Simulink environment. A hardware setup is also developed to validate the simulation. Overall 95% efficiency is achieved at full load condition based on the proposed SRC algorithm.

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  1. Sengunthar College of Engineering, Tiruchengode, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, 637205, India

    E. Geetha

  2. Muthayammal Engineering College, Rasipuram, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, 637408, India

    C. Nagarajan

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Geetha, E., Nagarajan, C. Stochastic Rule Control Algorithm Based Enlistment of Induction Motor Parameters Monitoring in IoT Applications. Wireless Pers Commun 102, 3629–3645 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-018-5397-y

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