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Tuesday 4 November 2014

PMSM Speed Sensor less Direct Torque Control Based On EKF

PMSM Speed Sensor less Direct Torque Control Based On EKF


ABSTRACT

 System with mechanical speed sensor has lower reliability and higher cost. Traditional direct torque control method has disadvantages of big ripples on current and flux linkage and torque. To solve these problems, the Extended Kalman Filter is established to estimate both stator flux linkage and rotor speed. Therefore, speed sensorless direct torque control for surface permanent magnet synchronous motor is realized. Simulation results have shown that the advantage of direct torque control method such as rapid torque response is maintained, at the same time, the system based on EKF is robust to motor parameters and load disturbance. The dynamic and static performances are dramatically improved.

KEYWORDS

1.      Direct torque control
2.      Permanent magnet
3.      Synchronous motor (PMSM)
4.      Extended kalman filter (EKF)
5.      Stator flux linkage observation
6.      Speed sensorless control

SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK

BLOCK DIAGRAM:


Figure 1. Schematic diagram of speed sensorless DTC control for SPMSM based on EKF


CONCLUSION:

Speed sensorless DTC control based on EKF for SPMSM is proposed. For a relatively accurate SPMSM model, flux linkage and rotor speed and rotor position can be estimated more precisely by EKF algorithm. Ripples on torque and stator flux are reduced. The motor start problems are solved as EKF do not need accurate initial rotor position information to achieve observer stability convergence. DTC control for PMSM based on EKF has just begun. Many places are imperfect and need for further study.


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