This article deals with a finite-set model predictive current control in synchronous motor drives. The peculiarity is that it does not require the knowledge of any motor parameter. The inherent advantage of this method is that the control is self-adapting to any synchronous motor, thus easing the matching between motor and inverter coming from different manufacturers. Overcoming the flaws of the existing lookup table based parameter-free techniques, the article elaborates the past current measurements by a recursive least-square algorithm to estimate the future behavior of the current in response to a finite set of voltage vectors. The article goes through the mathematical basis of the algorithm till a complete set of experiments that prove the feasibility and the advantages of the proposed technique.

Motor Parameter-Free Predictive Current Control of Synchronous Motors by Recursive Least-Square Self-Commissioning Model

Tinazzi F.
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Carlet P. G.;Bolognani S.;Zigliotto M.
2020

Abstract

This article deals with a finite-set model predictive current control in synchronous motor drives. The peculiarity is that it does not require the knowledge of any motor parameter. The inherent advantage of this method is that the control is self-adapting to any synchronous motor, thus easing the matching between motor and inverter coming from different manufacturers. Overcoming the flaws of the existing lookup table based parameter-free techniques, the article elaborates the past current measurements by a recursive least-square algorithm to estimate the future behavior of the current in response to a finite set of voltage vectors. The article goes through the mathematical basis of the algorithm till a complete set of experiments that prove the feasibility and the advantages of the proposed technique.
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