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   FLUX, POSITION, AND VELOCITY ESTIMATION IN AC MACHINES AT ZERO AND LOW SPEED VIA TRACKING OF HIGH FREQUENCY SALIENCIES   [View] 
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 Author(s)   P. L. Jansen; M. J. Corley; R. D. Lorenz 
 Abstract   This paper presents an elegantly simple and viable generalized approach to achieving robust, accurate transducerless state estimation in polyphase AC machines, including the estimation of flux, position, and velocity in induction and synchronous machines at zero and low speeds. lt is based upon the tracking of magnetic saliencies via inverter-generated high-frequency signal injection with demodulation incorporating heterodyning and a closed loop observer. The saliencies may be saturation-induced, thus yielding a means of direct flux position estimation, or rotor-constructed and thus yielding rotor position and velocity estimation. Experimental results are provided demonstrating rotor positi9n estimation with a permanent magnet synchronous motor. 
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 Date   Last modified 2018-04-10 by System