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Variable Frequency AC Source Students:
Kevin Lemke
Matthew Pasternak
Advisor:
Steven D. Gutschlag
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Outline
• Project overview• High level block diagram• Subsystems• Lab work• Equipment• Future work
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Project Goals
• Variable Frequency AC Source (VFACS)• Capable of delivering 208 [Vrms] and 5 [A]• Sine wave frequency range from 0 to 60 [Hz]
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Project Significance
• VFACS used to vary shaft speed in a three phase induction motors• Constant Volts/Hertz ratio to provide
variable torque & speed operation without exceeding motor current ratings
• Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)• Replaces control flow control valves in
pump systems• Replaces gear box speed control• Improve operating power factor
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High Level System Block Diagram
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PWM Generation Controller
• Produces dual sided PWM signals for the Gate Drive Circuitry• Use a LabVIEW based controller and cDAQ module from
National Instruments• When completed, ability to control both single phase
and three phase systems
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Single-Phase PWM Generation Controller
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Single-Phase PWM Generation Controller • Produce TTL level PWM signals• Produce waveforms
representative of sine waves from 0-60 [Hz]• Combination of Upper and Lower
PWM signals• Produced from Upper and Lower
Triangle Waves
• Produce waveforms following appropriate V/Hz based on DC rail voltage
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Single-Phase PWM Generation Controller
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• Simulink based PWM Generation Controller• V/Hz control• Ideal LC Filter testing
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Gate Drive Circuitry
• High speed signal isolator and driver• Use optical isolators and gate driver chips to isolate and
amplify gate drive signals to the Inverter• Optical isolators and gate drivers chosen for speed and
robustness
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Initial Gate Drive Circuitry
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Gate Drive Circuitry
• Capable of switching at 1% duty cycle and 15 [kHz] switching frequency• Optical Isolator• 6N137 Optocoupler• Isolate cDAQ outputs from Inverter, Filter, and Load Voltages
• Gate Driver• IR2110• Amplify PWM from TTL level to Vge =15 [V]
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Redesigned Gate Drive Circuitry Changes• Replaced IR2110/6n137
with HCPL3120• Robustness• Real-estate• Simplicity
• Verified that this chip would provide the same switching speed as the IR2110
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Inverter
• PWM Signal Amplifier for AC machine application• Use IGBT pairs and DC rails to amplify PWM signal• IGBTs used for high voltage capability, low on-state
voltage, and availability• Single- and three-phase configurations
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Single-Phase Inverter
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Three-Phase Inverter
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Inverter Configurations
• Single-phase Inverter• Fairchild FMG2G75US60 IGBT Pair• Each IGBT will receive one PWM signal• Output one dual-sided PWM signal representing the necessary
sine wave• Have 0 and 100 [VDC] rails capable of providing 15 [A] for
testing
• Three-phase Inverter• Three single-phase inverters• Single-phase inputs 120⁰ out of phase from any other input pair• Capable of 5 [A] per phase
• IRF520N MOSFETS for testing17
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Filter• LC filter
• Used to extract sine wave encoded in PWM signal
• Three identical filters used (one for each phase)
• Components rated for 400 [V] and 15 [A]• Practical filter in LRC configuration
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LRC Filter Design Equations
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Filter Updates
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Practical LRC Filter Frequency Response
LR Motor Filter Frequency Response
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Filter Updates
• Analysis of three phase induction motor filtering capabilities• LRC meter to measure L & R of the motor to be used for
testing• Comparison filtering characteristics of motor and
proposed LC filter• Determined that inherent LR filter in the motor can
replace the Filter subsystem
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Load
• Overall system output used for testing• Initially resistive-inductive (RL) for both single and
three-phase systems• Final tests will be performed on a three-phase induction
motor• Shall be able to draw the rated power from the system
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Opto-coupler Simulation
• 6N137 Opto-coupler Simulation]
• PSPICE Circuit
• Exported to Excel for plotting
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Opto-coupler Simulation
Opto-coupler Simulation
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• Inverted output• Minimal rise time•15 [kHz] test input signal
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Gate Driver Testing• Gate Driver and Opto-
coupler construction• HCPL3120 Gate Driver
construction• HCPL3120 Gate Driver
testing with IFR520N MOSFET single phase inverter• DC rails 0 and 18 [VDC]• +DC rail/2 5 [V]
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Single-Phase Inverter Test with IRF520N MOSFET
Ch1 Load Voltage
Ch2 Load Current
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LabVIEW Data Type Testing• Basic cDAQ Interface• Analog Input• Digital Output (TTL)
• Basic PWM Generation Controller in LabVIEW for data type testing• Point by Point vs Waveform data types
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Basic Controller & Data Type Simulation
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• Simulation of basic, single-phase PWM generation controller• 1 [Hz] sine wave• 10 [Hz] triangle wave• 1 [kHz] sampling frequency
Single-Phase PWM Generation Controller Simulation
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Controller Design
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• Based on Simulink model
• Uses waveform data type
• Configured for three phase operation
• Built and output digital waveform from sine & triangle wave comparison
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Sine and Triangle Wave Generation
• Generate sine and triangle waves• User specified signal and sampling frequency• Extract amplitude value for comparison
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PWM Signal Generation
• Comparison of upper and lower triangle waves to sine wave for A-phase• Digital waveform generation• Used sampling information from
sine and triangle wave generation• Digital waveform sent to output
stage• B & C phase comparison uses
120° and 240° phase shift respectively
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Output Stage Using DAQmx Toolkit
• Digital waveform input to while loop• Create and write to
physical channel on cDAQ• B & C phase output
stages follow this design
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Controller Simulation
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• Simulation of basic, three-phase PWM generation controller• 1 [Hz] sine wave• 15 [kHz] triangle wave• 150 [kHz] sampling frequency
Three-Phase PWM Generation Controller Simulation
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Low Frequency Output Testing
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• PWM Generation Controller Test• 1 [Hz] Sine wave• 10 [Hz] Triangle Wave• 1 [kHz] sampling frequency
Single-Phase Simulation
Single-Phase Low Frequency Simulation
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Low Frequency Output Testing
• Oscilloscope graph of low frequency output test• Output matches digital
waveform from LabVIEW scope
Single-Phase Low Frequency Output Test
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High Frequency Output Testing
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Single-Phase Upper Half PWM High Frequeny Signal Simulation
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• PWM Generation Controller Test
• 60 [Hz] sine wave and 15 [kHz] triangle wave
• LabVIEW scope reading exported to excel
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High Frequency Output Testing
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• Output from cDAQ as seen by oscilloscope
• 60 [Hz] sine wave 15 [kHz] triangle wave
• Waveforms from LabVIEW scope and oscilloscope match
Single-Phase Upper Half PWM Signal High Frequency Output Test
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Equipment & Parts List• LabVIEW Student Edition• NI-cDAQ-9174 Data Acquisition Chassis• NI-9401 Digital I/O• NI-9221 Analog Input Module • NI-9211 Thermal Couple• IR2110/2113• 6N137 Opto-coupler • HCPL3120 Gate Driver• IRF520 MOSFET• FMG2G75US60 IGBT Pair with anti-parallel diodes• 7MBP75RA060-09 Inverter module• Sources and Scopes available in Power Lab
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Future Work
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• Current Year• PWM Generation Controller
• Volts/Hertz ratio• Simultaneous upper and lower PWM outputs
• Load voltage feedback input• Future Years• Single phase inverter with FMG2G75US60 IGBT pairs• 7MBP75RA060-09 Inverter module• Three phase implementation
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Questions?
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References•[1] http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/motors/ac-motors-definite-purpose/explosion-proof-motors/baldor-motor-idxm7170t-10-hp-2700-rpm?infoParam.campaignId=T9F&gclid=CJa-kMDzhb4CFexcMgodOBsAWA&gclsrc=aw.ds•[2] www.avagotech.com/docs/AV02-0161EN
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Switching Speed Calculation
• FMG2G75US60 minimum switching speed• Switching speed = Gate Charge [nC]/ Gate Current [A]• Switching speed = 200 [nC]/ 2 [A] * 4 = 0.4 [μs] using maximum current for
IR2110 and HCPL-3120
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Datasheets
• http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/6N/6N137.pdf• http://www.daedalus.ei.tum.de/attachments/article/257/IR2110_IR2
110S_IR2113_IR2113S.pdf• http://pdf.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheet/fairchild/FMG2G75US60.
pdf• http://www.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheets_pdf/H/C/P/L/HCPL-31
20.shtml• https://www.futurlec.com/Transistors/IRF520.shtml
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Flow Chart
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RLC Filter Design Equations
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RLC Filter Response
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Pictures
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