Almost all authors that have implemented current vector control of interior permanent magnet synchronous motors, need to compensate the nonlinear effects characterizing such machines due to saturation and air-gap flux redistribution. In this paper, with the intent of offering an analytical approach to the control laws that govern any optimized operation of the motor on a wide speed range including field-weakening, a nonlinear model of the IPM machine is introduced and adopted as the tool to deduce the control equations. Experimental tests are performed on a IPM machine to show the non linearities, to model them accurately, and to check the validity of the proposed control techniques.

Modeling Control of IPM Synchronous Motors

SCARCELLA, Giuseppe;SCELBA, GIACOMO;
2008-01-01

Abstract

Almost all authors that have implemented current vector control of interior permanent magnet synchronous motors, need to compensate the nonlinear effects characterizing such machines due to saturation and air-gap flux redistribution. In this paper, with the intent of offering an analytical approach to the control laws that govern any optimized operation of the motor on a wide speed range including field-weakening, a nonlinear model of the IPM machine is introduced and adopted as the tool to deduce the control equations. Experimental tests are performed on a IPM machine to show the non linearities, to model them accurately, and to check the validity of the proposed control techniques.
2008
978-142441906-7
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