NASA NTRS ยท 19890000348
Pulse-Population Modulation For Induction Machines
Abstract
Low-frequency synthesizer developed to provide low-frequency waveform by synthesis from high-frequency power system. Waveform assembled by allowing conduction of discrete half cycles of high-frequency carrier. Frequency of synthesized wave controlled by pulse pattern. By controlling relationship between slip and stator frequencies, one operates induction motor either as motor or generator. Such bidirectional energy transducer used as starter/generator for engine, or as servo-mechanism for control of acceleration and deceleration. Other advantages include operation under controlled voltage-to-frequency ratios to maintain high-efficiency and high power factor, and no reflection of low-frequency noise into 20-kHz distribution bus.
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Hansen, Irving G.. 1989-07-01. Pulse-Population Modulation For Induction Machines. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000348
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