Thomas Wolfgang Nehl
Delphi Automotive
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IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion | 2005
Mohamed A. Awadallah; M.M. Morcos; Suresh Gopalakrishnan; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl
The paper presents a neuro-fuzzy-based perspective to the automation of diagnosis and location of stator-winding interturn short circuits in CSI-fed brushless dc motors. Performance of the drive under normal and short-circuit conditions are obtained through classical lumped-parameter network models. Waveforms of the electromagnetic torque and summation of phase voltages are monitored to develop two independent diagnostic algorithms. Diagnostic indices derived from the characteristic waveforms using discrete Fourier transform (DFT) lead to identifying the number of shorted turns. Fault location is achieved through a different set of indices extracted by the short-time Fourier transform (STFT). Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference systems (ANFIS) are trained based on simulation results to automate the diagnostic process. ANFIS testing along with the good agreement between simulated and measured waveforms show the effectiveness of the proposed techniques.
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications | 2010
Malakondaiah Naidu; Suresh Gopalakrishnan; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl
Future automobiles will be equipped with x-by-wire systems to improve reliability, safety, and performance. The fault-tolerant capability of these systems is crucial due to their safety critical nature. Three fault-tolerant inverter topologies for permanent magnet brushless direct current motor drives suitable for automotive x-by-wire systems are analyzed. A figure of merit taking into account both cost and postfault performance is developed for these drives. Simulation results of the two most promising topologies for various inverter faults are presented. The drive topology with the highest postfault performance and cost effectiveness is built and evaluated experimentally.
Archive | 2000
Nady Boules; Rassem Ragheb Henry; Chandra Sekhar Namuduri; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl; Bruno Patrice Bernard; Shaotang Chen
Archive | 1998
Aravind Sourirajan Bharadwaj; Fang Deng; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl; Malakondaiah Naidu
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine | 2005
Malakondaiah Naidu; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl; Suresh Gopalakrishnan; Lukas M. Wurth
Archive | 2000
Thaddeus Schroeder; Bruno Patrice Bernard; Avoki M. Omekanda; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl
Archive | 2000
Thomas Wolfgang Nehl; Thaddeus Schroeder; Nady Boules; Rassem Ragheb Henry
Archive | 2003
Malakondaiah Naidu; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl
Archive | 2007
Thomas Wolfgang Nehl; Suresh Gopalakrishnan; Fang Deng
Archive | 2004
Bruno Lequesne; Suresh Gopalakrishnan; Avoki M. Omekanda; Thomas Wolfgang Nehl