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Park Transform 1
Park Transform αβ0 to dq0 Block
Mask
Description
This block performs the Park transformation from a two-phase reference frame to a direct and quadrature (D, Q) rotating reference frame.
All the calculations performed by this block are made in the per-unit scale. Therefore, the user should ensure that inputs are correctly scaled before entering the block.
It is based on the following equations:
Parameters
These parameters have been optimized to provide an accuracy better than 0.01% for an angle resolution of 16 bits, and has been disabled. If a better resolution is needed, the expert developer can change the parameters by disabling the link between this block and the library.
Output number of bits | This parameter sets the number of bits used to format the outputs. |
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Output binary point | This parameter sets the outputs binary point location. |
Sine and Cosine number of bits | This parameter sets the number of bits used for the generation of the sine and cosine intermediate signals. |
Inputs
xα ,xβ ,x0 | These inputs are signals (currents, voltages, etc...) expressed in the two phases reference frame (Clarke or Concordia) in the per-unit scale. "x0" corresponds to the homopolar quantity and is equal to zero for balanced systems (xa + xb + xc = 0). Their format is Fix18_16. |
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Theta | This input is the angle expressed per-unit on which the direct and quadrature axis of the DC reference frame should be attached with regards to the initial three-phase reference frame. A value of 0 on this input corresponds to 0 radian and a value of 1 corresponds to 2π radians. Its format is UFixX_X. (A format of UFix16_16 on this input reduce the output error lower than 0.01% where a format of UFix15_15 induces an error on the output higher than 0.03%.) |
Outputs
xd ,xq ,x0 | These outputs are per unit signals (currents, voltages, etc...) expressed in the d,q,0 reference frame. "x0" corresponds to the homopolar quantity and is equal to zero for balanced systems (xa + xb + xc = 0). Their default format is Fix18_16 but can be specified by user through the mask parameters. |
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Characteristics and Limitations
This block cannot be used in Virtex5-based platforms, such as the ML50x series.
Direct Feedthrough | N/A |
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Discrete sample time | N/A |
XHP support | YES |
Work offline | YES |
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