Performance Improvement of BLDC Motor Based on Quasi-Z Source Network

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Performance Improvement of BLDC Motor Based on Quasi-Z Source Network N.Tharun Ram 1 G.Balaji 2 1PG Scholar, Department of EEE, Gudlavalleru Engineering College, Gudlavalleru, Krishna Dt, Andhra Pradesh, India. 2Assistant Professor, Department of EEE, Gudlavalleru Engineering College, Gudlavalleru, Krishna Dt, Andhra Pradesh, India. International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology Volume: 03, Issue No: 09, September 2017 ISSN: 2455-3778 http://www.ijmtst.com To Cite this Article N.Tharun Ram and G.Balaji, Performance Improvement of BLDC Motor Based on Quasi-Z Source Network, International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology, Vol. 03, Issue 09, September 2017, pp.-96-102. ABSTRACT Quasi Z Source network is one of the Z source inverter topologies, Basically it is the combination of Four switch three phase configuration and boost circuit.this paper presents Four switch configuration which has several advantages compared to Six switch three phase configuration, Four switch three phase configuration there by overcoming the limitations of Z source network. A novel Four switch three phase BLDC motor control scheme based on Quasi Z source network improves the utility ratio of DC voltage and extends the range of speed. During the operation of the motor, shoot through states are inserted then the input voltage of the inverter increases and performance of the motor is markedly improved. The proposed method uses Level shifted PWM technique and reduces the distortion in phase currents there by improving the speed of the motor. The controlling method for existing model and proposed model is studied in detail and constructed in Matlab/simulink environment. Keywords: Brushless DC Motor, Quasi Z Source Network, Shoot Through, Level Shifted PWM, Matlab/Simulink. Copyright 2017 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology All rights reserved. I. INTRODUCTION Brushless DC motor is widely used in various fields, because of its high power density, large output torque and quick dynamic response, etc. Four-switch three-phase brushless DC motor is developed based on the driving circuit that is composed of conventional six-switch inverter. It has the advantages of low-driven cost and less switching loss. Therefore, it is of great significance to research on performance enhancements of four-switch three-phase brushless DC motor. The four-switch three-phase (FSTP) BLDC motor has the characteristics of lower cost and switching loss, the research on control method and its performance becomes a hot-spot issue. The direct current control has been proposed in paper [1] by detecting and controlling the currents of different active phases independently, and the C phase back-emf is compensated, the distortion of currents is minimized. The effective-vector current control has been presented in [2]-[3], the C phase current is controlled to be zero nearly by inserting adjusting vectors when the active phases are A and B. The control method has the merits of constant switching frequency, simple construction, etc. Combining FSTP inverter with boost circuit, a novel five-switch three-phase topology has been presented in paper [4]. In the paper, a new topology of FSTP BLDC motor drive system is proposed. The function of boosting voltage is added by employing a quasi Z-source 96 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

network. In two modes, the bus voltage of inverter increase until the rated value when the upper and lower devices of one bridge arm are gated simultaneously. Simulations were constructed in MATLAB/Simulink circumstance. The experiments showed that the utilization of DC-link voltage could be improved, and the range of speed could be extended. II. OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF FSTP BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR The conventional topology of FSTP brushless DC motor is shown in Fig.1, and the DC bus voltage is Udc. The phase current of stator windings are driven Fig 2: Circuit topology of QZFSTP brushless DC motor drive The average output voltage is V o = 1 Vin (1) 1 2D As shown in (1), D is the short through duty cycle. The output voltage is greater than the input one as long as D is less than 0.5 TABLE I STATUS OF DEVICES IN SIX MODES OF FSTP MOTOR Mode Hall Active Silent Conducting phase phases devices sensor I 001 C/B A Q1 II 101 A/B C Q1 III 100 A/C B Q4 IV 110 B/C A Q3 V 010 B/A C Q3 Q2 VI 011 C/A B Q2 Q4 Fig 1: Topology of FSTP configuration On the other hand, due to C phase of motor is connected to the mid of two capacitors in series, three phase currents affected by C phase back-emf are unexpected and distorted in mode II and V. According to Fig.2, it is the circuit topology of QZFSTP brushless DC motor driver. The partial circuit of quasi Z-source converter is added before the input of FSTP inverter. Moreover, the power switch Q5 is applied between the bridge arm of phase A and phase B. The current control scheme based voltage vector is adopted, and the working time of voltage vector is determined through the speed and current double closed loop. The Quasi Z-source converter is an improved configuration based on Z-source network and is composed of two equivalent inductors and two equivalent capacitors. Theoretically, the output can be boosted to any DC voltage when switch shoot through duty ratio is smaller than 50%. In total 13 voltage vectors are used in this scheme V(10000), V(00100), V(10001),V(10011), V(00011), V(00101), V(01101), V(01001),V(01000), V(11000), V(00010), V(00110) and V(00000). In this paper, the current control strategy based on voltage vector is applied for the QZFSTP BLDC motor. Six modes are divided into three cases. The first one conventional bipolar modulation is used in mode III, IV. The second one is that the adjusting voltage vector is added to modify the C phase current in mode II, V. The last one is that the shootthrough state of switches is added in order to boosting the DC voltage in mode I, VI. Then, the control method of QZFSTP motor in each mode is analyzed in details. A. MODE III and IV Fig.3 shows the switching sequence of five power switches and the time of voltage vector in mode III, IV, in which the operation time of master vector is T 1 and the zero vector is T 0. The V(00000) has two functions: the first one is adjusting the phase current, the other one is reducing switching loss (especially in mode II, V). The current and speed closed-loop control is adopted in the system, which contain PI controller. The value of T 1 is derived from PI regulator of the current loop output. Besides, T s minus T 1 is T 0, where T s is the time period. 97 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

should be controlled independently.then there will be some changes in (2) and is given as U ag = S 1U dc = Ri a +(L s M) dia +e a + U ng U bg = (1-S 4) U dc = Ri b + (L s M) dib + e b + U ng U cg = Ri c + (L s M) dic + e c +U ng Where S 1 is the switching signal of Q 1 and S 4 is Q 4.similarly the following equation can be obtained. Fig3: switching sequence of five switches in modeiii and IV B. Mode II and V Ideally, the A and B phases are active and the C phase is silent in mode II, V. However, the C phase current cannot keep zero in the actual system. It is due to that the C phase is connected to the midpoint of capacitors in series and the C phase back- EMF exists. If the upper and lower devices of one phase arm are gated by the same control signal as in mode III, IV, the distortion of phase current will be caused and the control strategy will be ineffective. The solution for above problems is that two switches of one bridge should be controlled independently according to the C phase current. Taking mode II as an example, the feasibility of this method is analysed theoretically.the phase voltage equations during switches working can be described as follows U ag = SU dc = Ri a +(L s M) dia +e a + U ng U bg = (1-S) U dc = Ri b + (L s M) dib + e b + U ng (2) U cg = Ri c + (L s M) dic + e c +U ng Where U xg represents voltage between x phase and ground, e=e a+e b+e c, and S is the switching signals of Q 1 and Q 4.And S=0 means switch off and S=1 means switch on. The voltage between n point and ground is given (2) by U ng = 1 [Udc +(Ucg e)] (3) 3 From (3) the value of U ng is not influenced by S,but it has relationship with U cg e. U cg e = 1 6 Udc Ung = 1 Udc ic = 0 2 U cg e 1 6 Udc Ung 1 Udc ic 0 (4) 2 Equation (4) illustrates the factor leading to the distortion of phase C current.therefore Q 1 and Q 4 U ng = 1 [Udc +(Ucg e)] +(S1 S 4)Udc 3 U cg e = 1 6 Udc Ung = 1 Udc ic = 0 2 S 1=S 4 U cg e > 1 Udc(ic<0) Ung ic 6 S 1 =0 S 4 =1 U cg e < 1 Udc (ic<0) Ung ic 6 S 1 =1 S 4 =0 Fig 4: switching sequence of five switches in mode II For the above formulas i c can be adjusted close to zero by choosing appropriate states of Q 1 and Q 4.So there are four voltage vectors working in mode II.In fact C phase current cannot be made zero and I th is the small value which is close to zero.so by comparing actual C phase current with I th the value can be adjusted.the same control method can be applied to mode V. C Mode I and VI As shown in Fig. 5(a), it is equivalent circuit when the upper and lower devices of phase leg are gated simultaneously. At the moment, the power Udc and capacitor C3 recharge inductance L1, and L1 stores energy. Also, the capacitor C4 recharges inductance L2, and L2 stores energy. The brushless 98 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

DC motor is fed by the power of capacitor C2. The reverse bias voltage across diode D1 blocks itself from working. The reason why Q5 is switched off is preventing the capacitor C1 and C2 from being short circuited. comparator output will have the value high, if the amplitude of the modulating signal is greater than that of the carrier wave and zero otherwise. Similarly for the negative half cycle, if the modulating signal is lower than the carrier wave the output of the comparator is high and zero otherwise. Fig 5: Boosting voltage in mode I and VI The equivalent circuit when the switch Q4 is on is shown in Fig. 5 (b). In this case, the inductances release energy. The power Udc and inductance L1 recharge capacitor C 4, also the inductance L2 recharges capacitor C3. Hence, the voltage of inverter side rises to the sum of Udc, C3 and L2. For the sake of reducing switching power loss, the switch Q5 should keep off. Therefore, there are three voltage vectors participating in work, and they are V(00000), V(00001) and V(00110) in mode I. Same explanations can be found in mode VI Fig 6:Simulation of carrier-based PWM scheme using POD.(a)Modulation signal and phase carrier waveforms (b)phase R output voltage. IV. SIMULATION RESULTS The Quasi Z source network configuration has following parameters C 1=C 2=4700µF and L 1=L 2=45mH.The nominal parameters of the brushless DC motor are as follows:24v(rated voltage),31w (rated power),2000r/min(rated speed), 0.5Ω (stator resistance),0.5mh(stator inductance). III. PROPOSED METHOD In the proposed method we implemented Level shifted PWM instead of SPWM method. A Phase opposite Disposition POD Phase Opposite Disposition (POD), where all carriers above the zero reference are in phase but in opposition with those below the zero reference. The modulating signal of each phase is displaced from each other by 120. All the carrier signals have same frequency FC and amplitude AC while the modulating signal has a frequency of fm and amplitude of Am. The fc should be in integer the multiples of fm with three-times. This is required for all the modulating signal of all the three phases see the same carriers, as they are 120 apart. The carrier waves and the modulating signals are compared and the output of the comparator defines the output in the positive half cycle the Fig 7: Quasi Z source network configuration Fig 8: C phase current before improvement 99 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

In the fig 8 as shown C phase current is severely distorted when the shoot through states are not inserted. At the time 0.02 sec the distortion of current happens.by the insertion of shoot through states the C phase current is greatly improved. Fig 13:Speed of the motor The motor achieves speed of 1800 rpm from 0.04 sec, there by dynamic response of the motor is achieved quickly. Fig 9:C phase current after improvement V. PROPOSED METHOD Fig 10 :A phase current before improvement Fig 14: Level shifted PWM The proposed method uses Level shifted PWM which clearly reduces the distortion in phase currents and speed of the motor is extended to 2000 rpm Fig 11:A phase current after improvement In the fig 10 A phase current is distorted, by the insertion of shoot through states A phase current is improved which is shown in fig 11.The asymmetrical voltages are adjusted by detecting the other phase currents and distortion in A phase currents is clearly improved by boosting the voltage on the input side of the inverter. According to the fig 12, by the insertion of shoot through states the DC bus voltage of the inverter is 28.5V and the input voltage of the inverter is boosted to 72V. Fig 15:C phase current before improvement Fig 16: C phase current after improvement Fig 12: DC bus voltage Fig 17: A phase current before improvement 100 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

In the same way figure 21 is the FFT analysis for A phase current which uses Level shifted PWM, Here the same parameters of 2 cycles with start time of 0.1 sec, is considered with fundamental frequency as 50HZ, the total harmonic distortion is reduced to 42.91%. Fig 18 : A phase current after improvement Fig 22: FFT analysis for C phase current (SPWM) Fig 19: Speed of the motor VI. FFT ANALYSIS A Fast Fourier transform algorithm computes the discrete fourier transform of a sequence or its inverse.fourier analysis converts a signal from its original domain to a representation in frequency domain or vice versa. Fig 23: FFT analysis for C phase current (Level shifted PWM) Fig 20: FFT analysis for A phase current (SPWM) Fig 21: FFT analysis for A phase current (Level shifted PWM) In the figure 20 FFT analysis is done for A phase current which uses Sinusoidal PWM, Here we considered 2 cycles of A phase current for the analysis with the start time of 0.1 sec, fundamental frequency as 50HZ.In the figure 6.15 the highlighted red portion shows the selected cycle which gives the total harmonic distortion as 52.93%. As shown in the figure 22 FFT analysis is done for C phase current with start time of 0.1sec and fundamental frequency of 50HZ which gives total harmonic distortion as 50.66%, In the similar way with the same parameters FFT analysis is done for C phase current which uses Level shifted PWM and the total harmonic distortion is reduced to 39.56% as shown in the figure 23. VII. CONCLUSION A novel four-switch three-phase brushless dc motor control scheme based on quasi Z-source network is presented in the paper, which combines FSTP BLDC motor and quasi Z-source network,along with that here we presented the SPWM method and Level shifted PWM.The experimental facilities are constructed and its results suggest: 1. In mode II and IV, the distortion of phase current caused by C phase back-emf is minimized by gating two switches independently. 2. The input voltage of FSTP inverter is boosted to enlarge the range of speed and enhance the ability with load when quasi Z-source converter works. 3.The validity of PWM works effectively on this converter. 101 International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology

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