Part Number: TMS320F28075
Good day, TI!
Could you halp me with generating svgendq_calc without 3rd harmonic?
May be someone complite this task, And have sinosoidal phase voltage
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Part Number: TMS320F28075
Good day, TI!
Could you halp me with generating svgendq_calc without 3rd harmonic?
May be someone complite this task, And have sinosoidal phase voltage
If you don't need third harmonic and need only fundamental sinusoid, then use classical inverse Clarke transform that converts two phase alpha-beta to three phase a,b,c. You can review the equations in text books. Math style will be similar to inverse park though not exact.
But i have simple inverse Clarke without 3rd harmonic in my SVGEN_calc. That is strange, how can i have 3rd harmonic in standat inverse Clarc.
// Inverse clarke transformation
Va = v->Ubeta;
Vb = _IQmpy(_IQ(-0.5),v->Ubeta) + _IQmpy(_IQ(0.8660254),v->Ualpha); // 0.8660254 = sqrt(3)/2
Vc = _IQmpy(_IQ(-0.5),v->Ubeta) - _IQmpy(_IQ(0.8660254),v->Ualpha); // 0.8660254 = sqrt(3)/2
This is not inverse Clarke. What you showed are intermediate variables used in SVGEN.
Could you please say, i can see 3rd harmonic in grafick alpha betta and DQ?
Because I checked all steps before svgen calc and didn't see 3rd harmonic in park Clark transformation. Only after svgen.
That is what I am also saying, 3rd harmonic is introduced if you use SVGEN. If you did not want 3rd harmonic, use inverse CLARKE instead. It will convert 2 phase sinusoid into 3 phase sinusoid without 3rd harmonic.