Control of traction motors for electric vehicles
The work of the laboratory aims to explore a way of achieving electric vehicles by using brushless DC motors. It looks at the dsPIC DSC interfaces to power motors and speed control techniques.
Expansion system with dsPIC, MOSFET extensions for DC motor, auto battery, potentiometer.
Prototype program
L8.5 Experiment Run / Tracking Mode:
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- Analyzing how to make the MOSFET interface for DC control;
- Connects the MOSFET interface to the development system;
- Running the prototype program by visualizing with the oscilloscope the signal obtained at the insertion of the optocoupler;
- Connect the motor and power supply
- Monitor the motor response to potentiometer operation
- Solve prototype problems;
1. Make a program sequence that will allow generation of a 25 millisecond signal and a 30% fill factor.
2. For the previous program, visualize with the oscilloscope the influence of the control signal on the power supply.
3. Make a program sequence that controls the engine speed from minimum to maximum via the potentiometer.
4. Make a program that will allow the engine to be locked in the closed loop so that the rpm is kept constant.
5. Make a program that will allow you to determine the optimal time for the PWM signal.
L8.7 The Expert may be extended to:
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- Making electric bikes.
- Making electric scooters.
- Establishment of transport systems for disabled people.
- Realizing force-holders in e-vehicles.
L8.8 Documentary references:
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