I have to implement park transformation ,the input to park transformation is
Va,Vb,Vc and theta and output is Vq,please tell how to implement this block
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You can use Matlab function block or Interpreted Matlab Function block to implement your abc-dq transformation
This is exact. But you can simply use one block instead all those blocks. a matlab function block with a function
function [ud,uq]=fcn(ua,ub,uc,tetas) uq=sqrt(2/3)*(cos(tetas)*ua+cos(tetas-2*pi/3)*ub+cos(tetas-4*pi/3)*uc); ud=sqrt(2/3)*(-sin(tetas)*ua-sin(tetas-2*pi/3)*ub-sin(tetas-4*pi/3)*uc);
The gain 2/3 or sqrt(2/3) depends on the Park transformation you've chosen.
Thanks Azzi i have modelled as per the diagram
http://www.sendspace.com/file/7ejn5s
http://www.sendspace.com/file/h9a77z
but why am not getting same output,please assist
FIR, I think it was clear how to program a Park transformation block, by the blocks you found or by the block I suggested. Maybe you have some problem with theory, I think you should read this theory.
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Are you using simulink?
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Yes azzi am using simulink
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@FIR: As usual I ask, what you have done so far and which problems have occurred. And again I add the "doit4me" tag, because I do not see any own effort or that you've spent enough time and energy to make your question clear.
An impressing large number of your question is marked by doit4me tags. Doesn't this let you think twice if you are perhaps trying to abuse this forum to do your work?
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Jan i have tried it as i was not correct
http://www.sendspace.com/file/j5wgo9
this is the model i have tried,but the output must be as
http://www.sendspace.com/file/aulket
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@FIR: Do you think, that you make answering your questions as easy as possible? You did not answer a lot of questions for clarifications in the past. More than 50% of your questions could not be answered sufficiently.
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ok Jan can you please tell what caarification i have to make for this question
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Out of 200 questions you've asked, you've accepted only 47% of them (as shown in your profile). Does that mean we have a 53% chance of wasting both your time and our time if we spend time helping you?