Trouble with modelling an induction machine

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leonn alexander
leonn alexander el 9 de Jul. de 2015
Comentada: leonn alexander el 11 de Jul. de 2015
Hi, Actually im trying to model an induction machine in simulink. Im ok to do that using signals. But I like to know if it is possible to do using Simpowersystem components, like using a 3phase source in simpowersytem rather than using sinusoidal voltage signals etc. I tried many times but I was unable to find some ways to apply transformations etc. Any help will be appreciated..

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Sebastian Castro
Sebastian Castro el 10 de Jul. de 2015
You definitely can model induction machines in SimPowerSystems -- typically with the Asynchronous Machine blocks. Notice that this page (which is the Help page for the blocks) contains the underlying equations too.
In addition, SimPowerSystems has a Three-Phase Source block as well as transformations like abc-dq0 (if that's what you were looking for).
Good luck!
- Sebastian
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Sebastian Castro
Sebastian Castro el 10 de Jul. de 2015
Yeah, so the electrical components have their own connection lines that don't hook right into Simulink. This is often tricky, so don't feel bad for asking :)
If you want to measure quantities from your SimPowerSystems network, check out the Three-Phase V-I Measurement block. Connect it in series with your source and use those V and I output ports to feed into Simulink.
- Sebastian
leonn alexander
leonn alexander el 11 de Jul. de 2015
Ok, that will do it... thank you so much for helping me out of it...

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