SIMULATION OF SPEED CONTROL TECHNIQUES OF SWITCHED RELUCTANCE MOTORS (SRM)
Objective
The main objective of this project is to obtain the best response in terms of reduction in settling time, elimination of steady-state error and minimization of speed overshoot.
Abstract
In this project, this paper presents the simulation of speed control techniques of switched reluctance motors (SRM) using Matlab Simulink. Three controllers: P, PI, and PID were used for the simulation and after proper tuning using trial and error, the PID controller gave the best response in terms of reduction in settling time, elimination of steady-state error and minimization of speed overshoot.
Keywords: Switched reluctance motors (SRM), PID controller.
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Block Diagram
Specifications
Software Configuration:
Operating System : Windows 7/8/10
Application Software : Matlab/Simulink
Hardware Configuration:
RAM : 8 GB
Processor : I3 / I5(Mostly prefer)
Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to Matlab/Simulink
- What is EISPACK & LINPACK
- How to start with MATLAB
- About Matlab language
- About tools & libraries
- Application of Matlab/Simulink
- About Matlab desktop
- Features of Matlab/Simulink
- Basics on Matlab/Simulink
- Introduction to controllers.
- Study of PWM techniques.
- Project Development Skills:
- Problem analyzing skills
- Problem solving skills
- Creativity and imaginary skills
- Programming skills
- Deployment
- Testing skills
- Debugging skills
- Project presentation skills
- Thesis writing skills
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