3. Implementation constraints
Flux vector control variable speed drives cover a power range from 1 kW to 12 MW for supply voltages from 400 V to 6.6 kV. Variable speed drives are marketed as a standard product based on a catalog specification often referred to as "stand-alone", or as a customized product to meet a specific need for a particular application.
The industrialization of vector control of asynchronous cage machines for variable speed drives must take into account several technological constraints, which have a significant impact on the orientation of the rotor flux.
3.1 Power electronics constraints
The dynamic and static performance of flux vector control of an asynchronous machine is not independent of the way in which waveforms are applied....
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