New  relation to improve the speed and torque characteristics of induction motors

Luis Antonio Mier-Quiroga; Jorge Samuel Benítez-Read; Régulo López-Callejas; José Armando Segovia-de-los-Ríos

doi:10.17533/udea.redin.17572

Authors

Luis Antonio Mier-Quiroga Technological Institute of Toluca https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8290-4115
Jorge Samuel Benítez-Read National Institute of Nuclear Research
Régulo López-Callejas National Institute of Nuclear Research
José Armando Segovia-de-los-Ríos National Institute of Nuclear Research

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.17572

Keywords:

V - f relation, induction motor, speed response

Abstract

Squirrel cage induction motors are employed in a wide variety of applications. Operating at constant speed is required in some applications, whereas variation of this parameter is required in others, as in the provision of mechanical energy to electrical vehicles. The performance of an electric vehicle is specified by the characteristics of the electric motor. The adequate relation between the voltage magnitude and the frequency of its power source makes the motor satisfy the electric vehicle requirements. The voltage magnitude is a function of the frequency of operation. If the V - f relation is adequate, the motor speed response could be improved. A new V - f relation that improves the speed response of the single squirrel cage induction motor is presented and is defined by a frequency factor. For motor speeds below the nominal value, the torque capacity of the motor is preserved with the proposed relationship.

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Author Biographies

Luis Antonio Mier-Quiroga, Technological Institute of Toluca

Research Professor, Division of Electromechanical Engineering of the Technological Institute of Higher Studies.

Jorge Samuel Benítez-Read, National Institute of Nuclear Research

He is currently dedicated to the design, simulation and testing of control systems and algorithms for nuclear systems. Likewise, he has taught postgraduate courses since 1987 in the area of control theory.

Régulo López-Callejas, National Institute of Nuclear Research

Research.

José Armando Segovia-de-los-Ríos, National Institute of Nuclear Research

Postgraduate Studies and Research Division, Toluca Institute of Technology.

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