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could you please give me the final system simulink file?

Which one is the best book that explains the induction motor control. Can you please create detailed video on IM steady state & Transients equivalent circuit

Very good lecture

Im working on induction foc with altair embed and i dont to how to calculate a proper value for direct axis current ,kindly advise a appropriate method to calculate rated id current. Thanks , Rahul..

Great video, very informative. Would you mind telling me the name of the power module you used? Why did you use that one specifically?

Thank you for your generosity in sharing. So many high level topics covered for a very challenging application. Fantastic explanation, professor!

Could you share what paper you're referencing at 10:55 (the bit about MTPA) please?

Thank you.

Since this video is made by a criminal jew, I will give it a dislike no matter what!!

the code is difficult to read you have add too many routines not neccessary

I really love your videos, the explanation is top notch, I'm glad to be part of your subscribers!🎉

I think tying the equations to a physical diagram of a rotor position wrt the stator winding at one or more points in time or angle would help conceptualize it. Thanks!

very nice!

very nice

You could have used 3 pcs 120 degree phase shift OP-amps, connected in a loop. A to B, B to C, C to A. These would create 3 sinus waves. Then you connect the three inputs of the voltage-to-current amplifiers at the corners of the loop.

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This amazing, perfect timing too! I started researching how to turn a 555 timer square wave into a sine wave for some LEDs but you answered all my questions and more. Great video!

Many can do digital circuits, but analog circuits are an art in themselves.

I think there are some good genetic algorithms which can suit your fitting function.

Amazing video. I love how you described the theory you used and the process of debugging.

i forgot to turn on the audio while watching ur vid and still understood everything that was going on, then watched it again with sound. good video

Thank you for sharing all the videos, these are really helpful. However, I observed that u used 125V rated fuses in line with motor output, whereas ur system is designed for 230 V. Can u please explain this difference in the rating. Thank u

You are a genious!

very nice explanation

Thanks a lot!

Your diagram does not address the misconception at all; it merely repeats the assertion in a graphical manner.

Where's the 4th video?

is it me or is the current in the squirrel cage moving in the wrong direction? at 1:49

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Hello Sir. When you increase the speed while keeping v/f constant and keep the load constant, does the input current increase?

It works out for me 👍👍😊. Thanks

There is also the issue of axis decoupling. The problem is that the d and q axis do not operate independent of each other. There are terms in each of the dq axis ODEs that cross corelate. This means that the d control loop will effect the q control loop and vice versa. One must use feedforward control to decouple these terms so that each control loop can act independent of each other.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

It is the same way on the Marcato Atlas 150 model?

Great video, could you please put names and authors of the reference papers in the article

Beautiful Work!!!😀

Thanks You Matan! Here in Brazil working in NANO board! And Thank mister SOFTSUBU I have the same issue in lnes:number 372 : TIMSK1 = (1 << TOIE0); and line number 434 : ISR (TIMER1_OVF_vect) NICE WORK!!

2:03 who made that name plate with "RATTING"? LOL

Great work. Recently, I have been fixing a VFD board. Your video has lifted my understanding to another level. Thanks heaps.

It would be interesting to see how to control a doubly fed AC motor for position and variable speed. I understand it is related to controlling phase and frequency of one or both feeds.

It's like I see a summary of my senior year project back in the university 3 years ago. Back then we don't have clear explanation of this control method we only have to read though IEEE and textbooks to understand these things. Your video will be such a great help to fellows who wants to learn more about motor control methods.

Hi Matan, it's a nice presentation of your project. Have a request, could you please share your hardware schematic or any Garber files for reference?

WOW, You need a VESC from Bennjamin Vedder, a controller that is open source. Man I would love to pick your brain to help me program my motor, can you explain how to calculate motor inductance difference iq-id? how do I calculate motor flux linkage? These are my measured motor parameters, R = 66 milliohm, Inductance = 366 microhenry with a max voltage of 84 volts, FOC, no field weakening yet.

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Thank you, very informative to watch. I never fully understood the reasoning and working principle of field weakening up until now.

Sir, As per the circuit diagram. We can supply the single phase input right?

Can please you put video for foc Pmsm also ?

Man, I watched all 3 vfd videos and the level of presentation you provide is off the scale. I am speechless. 👌👍