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Forum: µC & Digital Electronics Field Oriented Control (FOC) & Power Factor Correction (PFC)

Author: Wilfried (Guest)
Posted on:

Hello,

I'm beginning my final exam of my study next month. I have to build an
ec motor controller with FOC and PFC. For this reason I need some books,
I would appreciate any hint for some good books which discuss these
topics.

It's a 230V 3-phase motor, with hall-sensors.

Thanks

Wilfried
Author: Master of Disaster 2010 (Guest)
Posted on:

I don't have an Exam and i'm not on the way to get it. BUT one question:
What please is an ec motor? AC from alternating current is know.
Author: Wilfried (Guest)
Posted on:

What is EC technology ? EC stands for Electronically Commutated and it
combines AC and DC voltages, bringing the best of both technologies :
the motor runs on a DC voltage, but with a normal AC supply. DC motors
already have low power consumption but if used in an AC application, the
power needed converting AC to DC, using a bulky, inefficient
transformer. The EC motor incorporates voltage transformation within the
motor. The non-rotating part of the motor (stator) is extended to make
room for an electronic PCB board which includes power transformation AC
to DC, as well as the controls.
Author: Wilfried (Guest)
Posted on:

EC means Electronically Commutated, maybe you know them as BLDC or PMSM
motor.
Author: Wilfried (Guest)
Posted on:

EC means Electronically Commutated, maybe you know them as BLDC or PMSM
motor

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