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   Speed Sensorless Control of Induction Motors at Very Low Stator Frequencies   [View] 
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 Author(s)   M. Depenbrock; C. Foerth; S. Koch 
 Abstract   This paper presents an advantageous way for calculating the stator resistance of an induction machine on-line because speed estimation of an induction machine at very low stator frequencies under linear conditions is only possible if the stator resistance is known. The stator resistance of machines is strongly dependent on the stator temperature. Speed estimation at very low stator frequencies is possible but at stator frequency equal to zero and a small region around zero in practice speed estimation fails under linear conditions due to physics. A scheme is presented to avoid these stator frequencies stationarily by varying the modulus of the stator flux space vector and the slip frequency. With these two improvements speed estimation never fails in any working point. Experimental results of a 120 kW traction drive are shown. 
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Filename:EPE1999 - PP00056 - Depenbrock.pdf
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 Date   Last modified 2004-03-30 by System