Rotor Geometry Design of Interior PMSMs With and Without Flux Barriers for More Accurate Sensorless Control

作者: Peter Sergeant , Frederik De Belie , Jan Melkebeek

DOI: 10.1109/TIE.2011.2116763

关键词: VoltageConstant (mathematics)GeometryInductanceMatrix (mathematics)FluxPosition (vector)Computer scienceControl theoryRotor (electric)Finite element method

摘要: At low speed, the rotor-position estimation in sensorless control is often carried out based on evaluation of phase-current ripples resulting from supply high-frequency voltage test signals. However, affected by cross-saturation machine, less accurate position estimations at higher loads. As importance interior permanent-magnet synchronous machines (IPMSMs) increases, it useful to design IPMSMs such a way that they are optimized for control. The goal this paper determine aspects rotor geometry an IPMSM minimize error due cross-saturation. Simulations drive usually state-space model with constant q- and d-axis inductances no mutual inductances. In paper, technique improved calculating inductance matrix several finite-element models, which allows study effect variable performance discussed, both without flux barriers, order reduce caused

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