Unbalance Compensation Control in Active Magnetic Bearings Using Bias Current Excitation

Tao Zhang; Wei Ni; Sha Sha Wu; Hui Ping Zhang; Jian Xiang Ji

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.268-270.1506

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Unbalance Compensation Control in Active Magnetic Bearings Using Bias Current Excitation

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The model of magnetic bearing and vibration producing mechanism were analyzed. A new adaptive law was developed to eliminate the rotor vibration. The adaptive control system for stabilization of the rotor geometric center to the origin was designed by varying magnetic stiffness through excitation of the bias currents. Finally, the simulation results validated the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm

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Tao Zhang, Wei Ni, Sha Sha Wu, Hui Ping Zhang, Jian Xiang Ji

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