Low-Power Energy Conversion Systems withTwo-Phase PM Machine and a Rectifier withReduced Number of Controlled Switches - 2016 PROJECT TITLE : Low-Power Energy Conversion Systems withTwo-Phase PM Machine and a Rectifier withReduced Number of Controlled Switches - 2016 ABSTRACT: This paper presents 2 power-generation systems with a 2-part permanent-magnet (PM) synchronous machine related to a rectifier with tiny number of controlled switches. The topologies are conceived with the aim of converting wind energy into electrical energy for low-power applications, providing an enormous potential to be utilized in urban areas. They can be employed in applications connected to the grid or within the stand-alone mode or feeding a microgrid. Compared with some 3-phase generation systems with reduced variety of controlled switches, the proposed topologies allow getting sinusoidal controlled machine currents, reducing dc-link voltage and providing dq currents with low harmonic distortion. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Machine Control Harmonic Distortion Distributed Power Generation Switches Synchronous Machines Rectifiers Wind Power Permanent Magnet Machines Grid-Connected PV-Wind-Battery based Multi-InputTransformer Coupled Bidirectional DC-DCConverter for household Applications - 2016 Fuzzy Pitch Angle Control for Grid Connected Variable-Speed Wind Turbine System - 2016