This paper proposes a simple adaptive notch filter for the elimination of the dc component in the integration of signals used for the flux estimation in high performance ac drives. This in- tegration method is composed of two identical adaptive noise can- cellers using a linear neural network with just one bias weight. Its behavior has been investigated in simulation as applied to electrical drives and compared with other four traditional integration algo- rithms. A test bench has been then developed for its experimenta- tion in a field oriented controlled induction machine. It has been verified that this integration algorithm outperforms the other al- gorithms in estimating the rotor flux even at low speeds.
A New Adaptive Integration Methodology for Estimating Flux in Induction Machine Drives
M Pucci;
2004
Abstract
This paper proposes a simple adaptive notch filter for the elimination of the dc component in the integration of signals used for the flux estimation in high performance ac drives. This in- tegration method is composed of two identical adaptive noise can- cellers using a linear neural network with just one bias weight. Its behavior has been investigated in simulation as applied to electrical drives and compared with other four traditional integration algo- rithms. A test bench has been then developed for its experimenta- tion in a field oriented controlled induction machine. It has been verified that this integration algorithm outperforms the other al- gorithms in estimating the rotor flux even at low speeds.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


