AC DRIVE CONTROL WITH DYNAMICALLY RE-CONFIGURABLE ADAPTIVE CONTROLLER
Mária Imecs, Tihamér Ádám, Sergiu Nedevschi, József Vásárhelyi, Péter Bikfalvi, Slovak Republic · 2000
Re-configurable systems are mainly used in configurable computing and embedded control systems. In this paper we present the concept of system reconfiguration and its possible application in vector control for an ac drive using the Triscend Configurable System-on-Chip (CSoC). The idea of a possible reconfiguration of the CSoC for embedded control is also introduced. The controller can be considered a state machine and adaptive control can be avoided. The changes in the control law due to reconfiguration may improve the performance of the controlled system. Some results of implementation and aspects concerning system resource management are also presented.