III. Models Developed
The following subsections describe several models we have developed
for educational purposes. Included in this paper are models of a
synchronous machine, an induction motor, a pulse-width-modulated inverter,
a controlled bridge rectifier with ideal source, and an uncontrolled bridge
rectifier including source inductance. Each model can be run with
the ACSL Viewer (available for Windows 3.1 with 32 bit extensions and Windows
'95) and constants can be changed before or during the run, which allows
a variety of studies to be conducted. The models are explained and
sample results are shown in the following subsections of this paper.
A. Induction motor
B. Synchronous machine
C. PWM inverter
D. Six-pulse bridge
rectifier
To use any of these models you will need four files per model.
Create a separate directory for each model you wish to use and then download
the *.gm, *.prj, *.prx, and *.cmd files for each model (* stands for the
name of the particular model. Alternatively you may use explorer
or file manager to copy the files from the CDROM into the directories you
have created.
Induction motor:
Synchronous machine
PWM Inverter
Controlled Rectifier Ideal Commutation
Uncontrolled Rectifier with Commutating Inductance
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