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The magnitude can be used to determine the fault types (open or short circuit) by setting<br />

the threshold value: threshold values are usually based on experiment or simulation. The<br />

average angle can be used to identify a fault location as shown in Table 2.1.<br />

Second, Peuget used the slope of trajectory in the orthogonal space to identify fault<br />

locations. The trajectory of input motor current is trans<strong>for</strong>med by modifying (2.2) and<br />

(2.3). It should be noted that (2.3) assumes a balanced load. Equations (2.2) and (2.3) can<br />

be rewritten in terms of line currents as:<br />

i<br />

i<br />

α<br />

β<br />

= i<br />

=<br />

a<br />

,<br />

1<br />

3<br />

30<br />

( i<br />

b<br />

− i ).<br />

Table 2.1. Interval of θ av to identify fault locations<br />

Switch locations Open circuit fault Short circuit fault<br />

S1<br />

S2<br />

S3<br />

c<br />

150 o < θ av < 210 o 330 o < θ av < 30 o<br />

210 o < θ av < 270 o 30 o < θ av < 90 o<br />

270 o < θ av < 330 o 90 o < θ av < 150 o<br />

S4 330 o < θ av < 30 o 150 o < θ av < 210 o<br />

S5 30 o < θ av < 90 o 210 o < θ av < 270 o<br />

S6 90 o < θ av < 150 o 270 o < θ av < 330 o<br />

(2.7)

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