Hardware in the loop technique for real-time control of electrical machines using LabVIEW software for laboratory works in electrical engineering faculties

Authors

  • Gentian Dume
  • Jurgen Metalla

Keywords:

Virtual Instrument, Hardware in the Loop, LabVIEW, Laboratory work

Abstract

The rapid developments of science and technology of the last decade have given a fundamental change to the way of conceiving and solving problems in every field of science and in particular in engineering disciplines. Nowadays, Virtual Instruments are becoming an important part of solving engineering problems in particular in the area of Automatic Control of Industrial Processes and Education. Due to the continuously increasing performance and flexibility of PC combined with their cost reduction, virtual instruments are successfully concurring the traditional instruments. In this work, we have created a closed-loop control system for testing the PID controller for a DC motor using the HIL technique and Ziegler-Nichols tuning rule for education purposes

References

Travis, J., & Kring, J. (2007). LabVIEW for Everyone: Graphical Programming Made Easy and Fun, Third Edition. Pearson Educations Inc. ISBN:0-12-237461-4

Dume, G. (2013). Synchronous Model Based on LabVIEW Software. WSEAS Transactions on Advances in Engineering Education, 10(2), 101-112.

Dume, G. (2016). Real-Time Control of Synchronous Generator in Island Mode Based on LabVIEW Software for Education Purposes. WSEAS Transactions on Advances in Engineering Education, 13(6), 50-63.

Spahiu, A. (2009). Transmisionet Elektrike. SHBLU. Tiranë.

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Published

2023-07-30