Full adaptive backstepping design of a Speed Sensorless Field Oriented Controller for an Induction Motor
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Full adaptive backstepping design of a Speed Sensorless Field Oriented Controller for an Induction Motor. / Rasmussen, Henrik; Vadstrup, P.; Børsting, H.
IAS2001, Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 2001. 2001.Publication: Research › Article in proceeding
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T1 - Full adaptive backstepping design of a Speed Sensorless Field Oriented Controller for an Induction Motor
A1 - Rasmussen,Henrik
A1 - Vadstrup,P.
A1 - Børsting,H.
AU - Rasmussen,Henrik
AU - Vadstrup,P.
AU - Børsting,H.
PY - 2001
Y1 - 2001
N2 - It is well known that modern induction motor control rely on a good dynamic model of the motor. Full state variable information together with exact parameter knowledge is needed. The aim of this work is to fulfill these needs by use of a novel nonlinear observer structure based on the backstepping princip. A full proof for convergence of states is presented together with a stability proof for the parameter estimates. When the system is persistently excited simulations and experiments show convergence of the parameters. The observer is used in a Rotor Field Oriented Control strategy and verified by experiments.
AB - It is well known that modern induction motor control rely on a good dynamic model of the motor. Full state variable information together with exact parameter knowledge is needed. The aim of this work is to fulfill these needs by use of a novel nonlinear observer structure based on the backstepping princip. A full proof for convergence of states is presented together with a stability proof for the parameter estimates. When the system is persistently excited simulations and experiments show convergence of the parameters. The observer is used in a Rotor Field Oriented Control strategy and verified by experiments.
BT - IAS2001, Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 2001
T2 - IAS2001, Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 2001
ER -