基于改进积分滑模控制的MRAS的无传感器感应电机驱动

IF 0.4 4区计算机科学 Q4 AUTOMATION & CONTROL SYSTEMS

Control Engineering and Applied Informatics Pub Date : 2023-09-26 DOI:10.61416/ceai.v25i3.8563

Hau Huu Vo

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为了提高无传感器转子磁链模型-参考-自适应系统(RF-MRAS)感应电机驱动(IMD)的性能，提出了一种改进的基于积分滑模控制的自适应算法(MISMCA)。在低速区域，由于传统的基于pi的自适应算法(PIA)和参数的不确定性，特别是转子时间常数的不确定性，使得RF-MRAS的性能不能得到保证。为了提高RF-MRAS的性能，PIA被基于积分滑模控制(ISMC)的算法所取代。在ISMC设计中，将包含转子时间常数的项视为噪声，采用基于参考模型的近似方法对转子时间常数进行自适应。此外，利用双极s型函数来减少颤振现象。通过无传感器RF-MRAS直接转矩控制IMD的仿真验证了MISMCA在估计速度误差的最大值和ITAE指标方面与PIA相比的优势。DOI: 10.61416 / ceai.v25i3.8563

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Sensorless Induction Motor Drive Using Modified Integral Sliding Mode Control-Based MRAS

A modified integral sliding mode control-based adaptation algorithm (MISMCA) is described to enhance performance of sensorless rotor flux model-reference-adaptive-system (RF-MRAS) induction motor drive (IMD). At low speed regions, performance of RF-MRAS is not guaranteed due to conventional PI-based adaptation algorithm (PIA) and parameter uncertainties, especially rotor time constant. In order to improve performance of RF-MRAS, the PIA is replaced by an algorithm based on integral sliding mode control (ISMC). In the ISMC design, the term that contains rotor time constant is considered as noise, and a reference model-based approximation is employed to adapt rotor time constant. Moreover, bipolar sigmoid function is utilized to reduce chattering-phenomenon. Simulations with sensorless RF-MRAS direct torque control IMD confirm the advantages of the MISMCA compared with the PIA in terms of maximum value and ITAE index of estimated speed error. DOI: 10.61416/ceai.v25i3.8563

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Control Engineering and Applied Informatics 工程技术-

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1.50

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22.20%

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6 months

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