Energy saving will be the key-factor of the next-generation electrical drives. Extremum-seeking techniques, and the derived injection-based Maximum Torque per Ampere (MTPA) strategies, are a step towards the optimal drive efficiency, combining implementation easiness and robustness against parameter variations. Nevertheless, due to both the heavy motor non-linearity and the presence of mixed frequency signal dynamic, not all the implementation issues have been successfully addressed yet. Along this path, the paper offers a comprehensive theoretical and experimental validation of the MTPA tracking algorithm based on high frequency signal injection, including the stability numerical proof and an extended batch of commented experimental results.
Theory and implementation of a MTPA tracking controller for anisotropic PM motor drives
ANTONELLO, RICCARDO;CARRARO, MATTEO;ZIGLIOTTO, MAURO
2012
Abstract
Energy saving will be the key-factor of the next-generation electrical drives. Extremum-seeking techniques, and the derived injection-based Maximum Torque per Ampere (MTPA) strategies, are a step towards the optimal drive efficiency, combining implementation easiness and robustness against parameter variations. Nevertheless, due to both the heavy motor non-linearity and the presence of mixed frequency signal dynamic, not all the implementation issues have been successfully addressed yet. Along this path, the paper offers a comprehensive theoretical and experimental validation of the MTPA tracking algorithm based on high frequency signal injection, including the stability numerical proof and an extended batch of commented experimental results.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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