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Analog And Digital For Soft Starter Control Circuit


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Hello doinfinity

 

The answer is yes, you can certainly use a microcontroller to get the same result.

Remeber, that the microcontroller will do it all digitally.

 

Looking at the diagram, can you explain why, on the bottom rung, there is a constant added in?

 

Best regards,

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Hello doinfinity

 

The answer is yes, you can certainly use a microcontroller to get the same result.

Remeber, that the microcontroller will do it all digitally.

 

Looking at the diagram, can you explain why, on the bottom rung, there is a constant added in?

 

Best regards,

 

hi, the constant '5' is added so that to move the waveform above the zero line.

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Hello doinfinity

 

hi, the constant '5' is added so that to move the waveform above the zero line.
Why would you do that? surely this will make the output asymmetrical which will introduce even harmonic currents and is definitely not what you want?

 

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Hello doinfinity

 

Why would you do that? surely this will make the output asymmetrical which will introduce even harmonic currents and is definitely not what you want?

 

Best regards,

 

Hi marke,

 

I have made some modification on the control circuit. Below is the circuit, the graph of ramp, the waveform before plus constant 5 and waveform after plus constant 5.

 

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/doinfinity/softstart_simulink.jpg

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/doinfinity/ramp.jpg

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/doinfinity/before_5.jpg

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/doinfinity/after_5.jpg

 

As I am going to use 1 ramp block to compare the triangular generated from the positive and negative cycle, so i add the constant 5 to the negative triangular waveform to make it comparable to the ramp.

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