Natural speed observer for nonsalient AC motors
This letter addresses experimental validation of the reduced-order natural speed observer design for position sensorless drive with nonsalient permanent magnet synchronous motor. The natural speed observer and the active flux estimator are connected in a cascaded fashion, which results in a simp...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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2021
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/152750 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | This letter addresses experimental validation of the
reduced-order natural speed observer design for position sensorless
drive with nonsalient permanent magnet synchronous motor. The
natural speed observer and the active flux estimator are connected
in a cascaded fashion, which results in a simple sensorless algorithm
that needs only to tune one bandwidth parameter for flux estimation
and one bandwidth parameter for speed observation. Experimental
results of high speed reversal test, zero speed stopping test, and slow
speed reversal test are included, where the practice of applying
nonzero d-axis current at zero speed has shown to be effective for
loaded zero speed stopping test, but it causes zero-speed lockedup at slow speed reversal with acceleration rate of 50 r/min/s.
Four remedies are compared to improve the slow speed reversal
test and the proposed method gives almost ramp actual speed
waveform, nondiverging q-axis current and smooth transition in
position waveform during slow zero speed crossing. A new dynamic
expression of the active flux is proposed and with the aid of the active
flux concept, the proposed sensorless algorithm is also applicable
to various types of ac motors. |
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