Calculation of the required heat sink thermal resistance of a three-phase SPWM inverter driving an induction motor

R. W. Young; J. S. Lai; G. W. Ott; C. P. White; D. J. Adams; J. W. McKeever; J. M. Bailey

Calculation of the required heat sink thermal resistance of a three-phase SPWM inverter driving an induction motor

R. W. Young, J. S. Lai, G. W. Ott, C. P. White, D. J. Adams, J. W. McKeever, J. M. Bailey

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Induction machine equations, which describe motor current, voltage, and torque as a function of speed and load, were presented and discussed. In addition, equations were developed which described sine wave pulse width modulation (SWPM) inverter conduction and switching power losses as a function of PWM switching frequency and motor load and speed. Lastly, inverter power losses were related to necessary steady-state heat sink thermal resistance and IGBT device junction temperature.

Original language	English
Pages	540-545
Number of pages	6
State	Published - 1994
Event	Proceedings of the 1994 Southcon Conference - Orlando, FL, USA Duration: Mar 29 1994 → Mar 31 1994

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Conference	Proceedings of the 1994 Southcon Conference
City	Orlando, FL, USA
Period	03/29/94 → 03/31/94

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