A

Presentation
on
Vector Control of Induction Motor

PRESENTED BY -
ARPIT YADAV
202006041003
PhD in Electrical
Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KOKRAJHAR
Deemed to be University under M.o.E., Govt. of India
Kokrajhar, B.T.R., Assam, India – 783370.
Dec. - 2022
 Vector Control Principles
Principles of Vector control is discuss with this
diagram:
 Direct FOC Block Diagram
Vdc

Flux Command

Torque Command FOC Inverter

ϴR = Calculated rotor angle

Voltage and Current

Flux vector
𝜔r
measurement Motor

and estimation
Sensor

Here,
𝜔r = Rotor Speed
 Speed Sensorless Field Oriented
Control of Induction Motor
Ref. three phase
Ref. Speed currents
i *s
i*sq *
+ P.I. ai sb
Hysteresi Sabc
-
Transfor i*sc s Motor
Inverter
m- ation Current 3
Ref. i* sd Controller
+ P.I.
Flux - Actual
Vdc three -
+ - phase
currents
Theta (ϴ)
Speed α–β Rotor
Estimator frame
Rotor Flux Flux
Flux Components abc to
Observer stationary
α–β
frame
 Features of Vector Control
➢ Transient Response will be fast because torque control
by iqs does not affect the flux.
➢ Vector control allows for speed control in all four
quadrants (without additional control elements)
➢ Automatically limits operation to the stable region.
 Conclusions
➢ Vector Control/F.O.C. are used in high
performance drives.
➢ More computational effort and high speed
processors are suitable.
➢ More precise digital vector control algorithm.