This paper proposes a new observer that computes the rotor speed of an induction motor by employing on-line a least-square algorithm implemented by an original neuron (total least squares (TLS) EXIN). It minimizes the estimation error from the equation of the Luenberger observer considering the rotor flux linkage estimation uncertainty. Experimental results show the goodness of this algorithm that outperforms the Matsuse observer in speed estimation accuracy at very low speed and zero-speed operations at no-load and at load. Moreover, it has been verified both numerically and experimentally that this observer works properly even at very low speeds in regenerating mode without any instability.

An Adaptive Speed Observer Based on a New Total Least-Squares Neuron for Induction Machine Drives

M Pucci;
2006

Abstract

This paper proposes a new observer that computes the rotor speed of an induction motor by employing on-line a least-square algorithm implemented by an original neuron (total least squares (TLS) EXIN). It minimizes the estimation error from the equation of the Luenberger observer considering the rotor flux linkage estimation uncertainty. Experimental results show the goodness of this algorithm that outperforms the Matsuse observer in speed estimation accuracy at very low speed and zero-speed operations at no-load and at load. Moreover, it has been verified both numerically and experimentally that this observer works properly even at very low speeds in regenerating mode without any instability.
2006
Istituto di Studi sui Sistemi Intelligenti per l'Automazione - ISSIA - Sede Bari
Field-oriented control
full-order observer
induction machine
neural network
sensorless control
total least squares (TLS).
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