[Oral Presentation]Sensorless Direct Torque and Flux Control of IPMSMs Using Pseudo-Random HF Square-Wave Voltage Injection into a Stator Flux Reference Frame

Sensorless Direct Torque and Flux Control of IPMSMs Using Pseudo-Random HF Square-Wave Voltage Injection into a Stator Flux Reference Frame
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Start Time:2020-11-03 11:00 (Asia/Shanghai)

Duration:15min

Session:[C] Electric Machine Design and Control » [C1] Session 12 and Session 17

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Abstract
This paper proposes a high-frequency squarewave voltage injection with random frequency and random phase (HFSVI-RFRP) scheme to solve serious noise problem caused by the traditional fixed frequency high-frequency square-wave voltage injection (HFSVI) scheme for interior permanent magnet synchronous motor (IPMSM). The current power spectra density (PSD) analysis is performed to evaluate the noise suppression performance of the HFSVI-RFRP. Besides, a comparison among HFSVI, HFSVI-RFRP and high-frequency square-wave voltage injection with fixed frequency and random phase (HFSVI-FFRP) is introduced. The results show that the continuous component of HFSVI-RFRP is smoothest among three schemes and discrete component is not existing even the probability p is not strictly equal to 0.5. In addition, for DTC control frame, an extra frame transformation is needed to transform the injected signal from dq-axis to αβ-axis. Therefore, the signal of HFSVI-RFRP is directly injected into stator flux reference frame. Finally, the performances of the proposed HFSVI-RFRP based sensorless control method are verified.
Keywords
Interior permanent magnet synchronous motor,sensorless control,stator flux reference frame,high-frequency square-wave voltage injection with random frequency and random phase
Speaker
Junlei Chen
School of Electrical Engineering;Southeast University

Submission Author
Junlei Chen School of Electrical Engineering;Southeast University
Ying Fan School of Electrical Engineering;Southeast University
Ke Yu School of Electrical Engineering;Southeast University
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