The variation of the self-sensing capability of different type of electrical machines due to parasitic effects is considered in this papers. Thanks to a specific simulation strategy the variations of the machine saliency and the error angle are computed considering different rotor positions and different working points. It is shown that a large variation occurs in particular working points. The presented approach is useful during the design process of the machine in order to assess the self-sensing capability of the machine and its impact on the control scheme adopted in the drive.

Comparison of different synchronous machines for sensorless drives

ALBERTI, LUIGI;BIANCHI, NICOLA;BOLOGNANI, SILVERIO
2013

Abstract

The variation of the self-sensing capability of different type of electrical machines due to parasitic effects is considered in this papers. Thanks to a specific simulation strategy the variations of the machine saliency and the error angle are computed considering different rotor positions and different working points. It is shown that a large variation occurs in particular working points. The presented approach is useful during the design process of the machine in order to assess the self-sensing capability of the machine and its impact on the control scheme adopted in the drive.
2013
IECON 2013 - 39th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
IECON 2013 - 39th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
9781479902248
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