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This paper is concerned with design
considerations and tradeoffs involved in the power
electronics development for light electric vehicles. A review
of propulsion system design, power conversion structure
and control is presented. A three-phase squirrel-cage
induction motor is used as propulsion system for an electric
scooter. The motor is controlled at different operating
conditions by means of a simple scalar control using a low
cost controller board developed for light electric vehicles
used in local areas. Experimental results show that the
proposed digital controller is able to follow the reference
speed with a suitable dynamics for the electric scooter.
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Araújo, R.; Teixeira, H.; Barbosa, José; Leite, V. (2005). A low cost induction motor controller for light electric vehicles in local areas. In IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics. Dubrovnik. p.1499-1504