3. Introduction
Efficient use of available power for various type of
demand
Requirements- dedicated types of power sources
Specified in form of generation of ac sources
Power quality problems –new generation
equipment's
Hence high quality VVVF power sources
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4. COMPARATIVE STUDY
Paper-Author name Overview
R. K. Pongiannan, P.
Selvabharathi, N. Yadaiah
presented, “FPGA Based
Three Phase Sinusoidal
PWM VVVF Controller”
developed the SPWM control in a single
FPGA. The simulations :ModelSim 5.7
implementation :using Xilinx
The PWM patterns have been achieved for
different switching and fundamental
frequencies.
Salimi, S.Mansourpour,
H.Ziar, E.Afjei has
introduced , “A Simple and
Novel Modulation
Technique Used to Obtain
Output Voltage Having a
Frequency Multiple of Input
Voltage Frequency”
new modulation method that can be
adopted to obtain various possible output
voltages depending on the switching
topology and the voltage inputs available.
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5. Paper-Author
name
Overview
Lin Chengwu,Liu Yan ,
Sun Bingbin ,“Study
On The Technology Of
Inverter Based On
DSP And SPWM”
SPWM to three-phase ,based on DSP
chip, This system provides high
quality and reliability of SPWM
waveform, and output waveform of
the variable frequency
Mriganka Sekhar Sur ,
S. N. Singh,
Anumeha, Puspa
Kumari , “Simulation
And Generation Of
SPWM Waveform
Using VHDL For FPGA
Interfaced H Bridge
Power Inverter”,
novel scheme for SPWM
SPWM switching pulses using Direct
Modulation Strategy and its
implementation has been done in
VHDL code. In DPWM pulses are
generated directly and thus require
less memory space. They used the
H-bridge invertor
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6. Paper-Author
name
Overview
Lin Jiaquan, Pi Jun
devloped “A New Scheme
of VVVF Inverter Using
Line Voltage Direct PWM”
presents a new design for general
inverter using line voltage direct PWM
technique. This new scheme doesn’t
using high frequency signal. They used
DSP.
N. D. Patel and U. K.
Madawala developed “A
Bit-Stream Based PWM
Technique for Variable
Frequency Sinewave
Generation”,
design a unique technique suitable for
the generation of variable frequency.
Arithmetic operations on the bit
streams are performed through digital
blocks. The proposed technique is
implemented on the field
programmable gate array (FPGA).
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7. Project objective
To increase the stability of system
using SPWM
To design the low cost system
To provide the voltage and
frequency according to
requirement
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9. PIC microcontroller 16F 877a
High performance RISC CPU
operating voltage range (2.0V to 5.5V)
Number of I/O Lines: 33
Number of bits in ADC: 10 bit
A/D Channels Available: 8
Number of Timers: 3
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10. Data ROM Size: 256 B
Program Memory :14.3KB
RAM Size: 368 B
Two Capture, Compare, PWM modules
Interrupt capability (up to 18 sources)
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11. TRIAC BTA 41
High current TRIAC,On-state rms current: 41A
Repetitive peak off-state voltage: 600 and 800 V
Low thermal resistance
Bridge KBPC3510
Voltage Range 50 to 1000 Volts
Current 35 Ampere
Integrally molded heat sink provide
very low thermal resistance
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12. MOSFET Drivers IR2110
To drive N-channel power MOSFET in the high-side
configuration which operates up to 500 V
Gate drive supply range from 10 to 20V
The outputs produced are in phase with the inputs,
Can drive independently high- and low-side referenced
output channels
MOSFETs IRFP460
Fast Switching
Drain-Source Voltage: 500V
Continuous Drain Current:: 20A
Simple Drive Requirements
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14. 1) Power Circuit
2) Control Circuit And Display Circuit,
3) Driver Circuit
4) Power Supply Circuit
5) Protection Circuit.
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15. 1. Power Circuit
Triac
firing
FilterRectifier Inverter output
2. Control Circuit And Display Circuit
Pic controller
Display voltage and frequency
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Fig.2 block diagram of power circuit
16. 3. Design of Power supply
5V and 12V power supply
5V power supply
4. Protection Circuit
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Fig.3 power supply circuit
18. PIC microcontroller 1 - Variable Voltage
Zero Crossing Circuit
PIC microcontroller2 - PWM Generation
Display
Variable Frequency
PIC microcontroller 1
PIC
microcontroller
Zc= RB0
AN0= variable voltage
RD0= output to gate
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Feed back
from output
Fig. 4 block diagram of first PIC controller
19. LCD
PWM pulses
From step down
transformer=AN1 PIC
microcontroller
Variable
frequency=AN0
Frequency
scene
AN6
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Fig. 5 block diagram of first PIC controller
24. Conclusions
Using controller cost of VVVF
system is reduce
SPWM gives more efficiency
System provide desired rang of
voltage and frequency range
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