Abstract
In variable speed applications of high-power induction motors, current source inverters are usually used instead of voltage source inverters. Power switches delay and switching losses in high-power ranges, prevents inverters to operate properly in high frequencies. So the voltage and current waveforms of the motor supply consist of high harmonic content causing a high-torque ripple. One of the parameters that influences the torque ripple most is the stator flux reference value. Motors do not usually operate in their nominal load. Therefore, the optimum value of the flux is not equal to the nominal value. In this paper, an optimal isx reference for vector control system of current source inverter fed induction motor is produced by applying a simple estimator. Simulation results show that torque ripple has been reduced, especially in the loads less than their nominal power, as significantly as power factor has been improved. Also flux reduction causes to noticeable reduction in core and switching losses.
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