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Juliano Laganá edited this page May 13, 2015
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Inverse Clark Transformation Block
Description
This block performs the inverse of a Power Invariant Clarke Transformation (also known as Inverse Power Invariant Alpha-Beta transformation) to a vector in dq coordinates, outputting the corresponding vector in alpha beta coordinates.
##Parameters and ports
Parameters
No parameters.
###Inputs
x_alpha: Component 'alpha' of the vector in alpha beta coordinates to be transformed.
x_beta: Component 'beta' of the vector in alpha beta coordinates to be transformed.
###Outputs
x_a: Component a of the transformed vector in abc coordinates.
x_b: Component b of the transformed vector in abc coordinates.
x_b: Component c of the transformed vector in abc coordinates.
This example demonstrates how to use the Clarke and Park transformations and their inverses. The simulation compares the behavior of the standard electrical model of the BLDC with the dq electrical model (using the correct transformations for comparison)