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ETX-II 70 HP MCT INVERTER ELECTRIC DRIVE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE TESTS. IN: ELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY
This paper describes a high-performance ac electric drive system, consisting of a high-efficiency (95 to 97 percent) 70-hp interior permanent magnet (IPM) synchronous motor, an advanced MOS-Controlled Thyristor (MCT)-based three-phase inverter, and microcomputer-based inverter/motor controller. It presents performance and system efficiency test results of the 3-phase MCT inverter and IPM motor (mounted in the test transaxle and coupled to the dynamometer). MCT module tests were run at 204-V, 250-V, and 270-V dc link voltages, while drive system tests were run over the torque-speed plane to characterize the electric drive system for 150-V and 200-V dc link voltages. Test results, include here, show the ETX-II MCT inverter-based electric drive system has 2-3 percentage points higher efficiency than the corresponding ETX-II Darlington inverter-based electric drive, over a significant portion of the torque-speed plane.