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Steady-state analysis of Electronic Load Controller for three phase alternator

Authors: Appurva Appan; Anurag Yadav;

Steady-state analysis of Electronic Load Controller for three phase alternator

Abstract

The present work is dedicated to the steady-state analysis of electronic load controller (ELC) for three phase alternator. In an alternator employed in micro-hydro applications, the voltage is controlled by Automatic Voltage Controller (AVR) so here electronic load controller conforms itself to the control of frequency. It does so by diverting the difference between the rated power and consumer demand to the dump/ballast load for dissipation. The paper presents the mathematical and simulink model of Electronic Load Controller for three phase alternator. The developed mathematical model is first checked for its stability by employing Routh-Hurwitz criterion and then designed in MATLAB/Simulink which is then analyzed for its behavior under steady-state conditions. The controller is being modeled for proportional, proportional plus integral and proportional plus integral plus derivative control and the results are being compared and discussed.

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