Nonlinear Sliding-Mode Control for Induction Motors Based on Speed Sensorless

Hong Mei Wang; Wei Zhang; Lan Hua Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.580.105

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Nonlinear Sliding-Mode Control for Induction Motors Based on Speed Sensorless

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In order to eliminate buffeting problems caused by the traditional sliding mode control algorithm of induction motors, this paper adopts a continuous control term. In the meanwhile, a simple observer is designed to estimate the rotor flux and rotor torque. Besides, the mechanical equation of induction motor is applied to calculate the motor speed. Finally, according to the results of simulation, the buffeting problems are basically eliminated and thus the method mentioned in this paper is proved feasible.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 580)

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October 2012

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Hong Mei Wang, Wei Zhang, Lan Hua Zhang

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Buffeting, Induction Motor (IM), Rotor Flux, Simulation, Sliding-Mode Control

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