Axial flux permanent magnet synchronous generation using wind source based on maximum power point tracking control technique
In many regions of world, wind energy has great potential as a renewable energy source. The average wind speed in area has a significant impact on how much energy wind turbines can harvest. Strength of electrical power to consumer strategy is determined by quality of power. Electrical systems can op...
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| description | In many regions of world, wind energy has great potential as a renewable energy source. The average wind speed in area has a significant impact on how much energy wind turbines can harvest. Strength of electrical power to consumer strategy is determined by quality of power. Electrical systems can operate as intended without suffering a significant reduction in performance or lifespan when voltage frequency and phase are synchronized. The generator’s power and frequency fluctuate continuously because Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generation (AFMSG) turbine is permitted to operate at variable speed. Consequently, the generator needs to be engineered not just for a single functioning point but for the entire working range that wind speed distribution dictates. |
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