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Minimum-time minimum-loss speed sensorless control of induction motors under nonlinear control
A two-stage speed control algorithm for sensor- less induction motor drives is proposed to obtain high per- formance, as well as high efficiency under nonlinear control. Dependencies for limiting the inverter output voltage and currents based on a multiscalar model of the induction motor are presented. Full decoupling of speed and flux control is the main benefit of the multiscalar model based control system. A passive filter for minimizing additional losses is used.