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Encoderless Position Control of Induction Machines
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Author(s) |
N. Teske; G. M. Asher; M. Sumner; K. J. Bradley |
Abstract |
This paper presents advances in sensorless position control of induction machines using a standard or ‘symmetric’
rotor. The rotor position information is obtained by high frequency voltage injection and using the
modulating eect of the rotor slots. This makes true sensorless control possible, including zero speed. The
deteriorating eect of saturation-induced saliencies at full flux and higher loads is suppressed by using a new
harmonic compensation scheme which we term Space-Modulation Profiling (SMP). This method also reduces
the unwanted modulation of the high frequency voltage at the instance of a fundamental current crossing
through zero due to inverter deadtime.
This paper analyzes the distorting modulation due to saturation and current zero-crossing and shows the
decoupling of the position harmonics via SMP as a solution to enhance the position estimation accuracy.
Results are presented, showing true sensorless position control at full flux and under high load which has not
been published before. |
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Filename: | EPE2001 - PP00989 - Teske.pdf |
Filesize: | 1.428 MB |
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Date |
Last modified 2004-03-11 by System |
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