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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION 5.1 CONCLUSION This project has developed a “Design and Implementation of Cycloconverter Using Microcontroller” on control of gate triggering pulses for F/2 and F/4. Here we are using the Arduino microcontroller for variation in frequency and voltage changes. In this Arduino controller it will control the gate triggering pulses for a time delay of 10ms. For every 10ms the program will turn on the gate pulses triggering for the change in output. By using the Arduino controller there will not be any distortion in pulses. Exact output pulses are obtained using Arduino microcontroller. In this we have only the program for controlling the F/2 and F/4 pulses to get output. 5.2 FUTURE SCOPE These are some of the technique where we can implement our project design and implementation of cycloconverter using microcontroller are listed below: 1. Transformer protection panel 2. Working model of maglev 3. Maximum power point tracking 4. Motorised wheel chair 26

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5.1 CONCLUSION

This project has developed a Design and Implementation of Cycloconverter Using Microcontroller on control of gate triggering pulses for F/2 and F/4. Here we are using the Arduino microcontroller for variation in frequency and voltage changes. In this Arduino controller it will control the gate triggering pulses for a time delay of 10ms. For every 10ms the program will turn on the gate pulses triggering for the change in output. By using the Arduino controller there will not be any distortion in pulses. Exact output pulses are obtained using Arduino microcontroller. In this we have only the program for controlling the F/2 and F/4 pulses to get output.

5.2 FUTURE SCOPE

These are some of the technique where we can implement our project design and implementation of cycloconverter using microcontroller are listed below:

1. Transformer protection panel

2. Working model of maglev

3. Maximum power point tracking

4. Motorised wheel chair

5. Controller of electrical vehicle

6. Cathodic protection

7. Numerical relay

8. Variable frequency drive

9. Electrical bicycle

10. Computer aided power flow analysis

11. Speed control of three phase induction motor by V/F method using PWM technique

12. Solar tracking system

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