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Experimental Verification of High Frequency Power Cable Modeling and analysis for inverter motor Drive System

: Most industrial applications have a long interconnected cable system among AFD and motor. The distributed inductance and capacitance associated with the coupling between the cable wires will generate overshoot voltages due to high rate of rise or fall in PWM output of the AFD. It may result in the damage of either motor or the AFD. In this paper, a high frequency model of the cable is developed to predict and analyze its role in the generation of voltage transients. The proposed methodology is brought out through experimental setup test bench. The cable behavior is analyzed for various parameters in frequency domain just as in time domain, for a three core cable in terms of their equivalent circuits.