Reduction of torque ripple of VSI-fed PMSM machine by direct torque control method
Qiang Ni, Xiaoyun Feng, Wensheng Song, Yongheng Liao
Abstract
Qiang Ni, Xiaoyun Feng, Wensheng Song, Yongheng Liao
Abstract
An improved scheme of direct torque control (DTC) based on space vector modulation (SVM) is introduced. Based on surface-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) mathematical model, a deadbeat control method of the stator flux and electromagnetic torque is discussed in this paper, which can compensate the torque error and flux error exactly in one sampling period by calculating the real-time reference voltage vector in two phase stationary reference frame. Both of stator flux and torque ripples can be greatly reduced in comparison with the traditional DTC. And the control scheme can not only retain the advantages of classical control scheme, but also keep a constant switching frequency. The validity and feasibility of the adopted control scheme have been tested through experiment prototype.
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An improved scheme of direct torque control (DTC) based on space vector modulation (SVM) is introduced. Based on surface-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) mathematical model, a deadbeat control method of the stator flux and electromagnetic torque is discussed in this paper, which can compensate the torque error and flux error exactly in one sampling period by calculating the real-time reference voltage vector in two phase stationary reference frame. Both of stator flux and torque ripples can be greatly reduced in comparison with the traditional DTC. And the control scheme can not only retain the advantages of classical control scheme, but also keep a constant switching frequency. The validity and feasibility of the adopted control scheme have been tested through experiment prototype.
Key concepts: Direct torque control, Control theory (sociology), Torque, Stator, Torque ripple, Stationary Reference Frame, Vector control, Space vector modulation