Development of an FPGA-Based Servo Controller for PMSM Drives
Yan Li, Shengxian Zhuang, Luan Zhang
Abstract
Yan Li, Shengxian Zhuang, Luan Zhang
Abstract
An FPGA-Based servo controller for permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) drive is designed and realized in this paper. The FPGA-Based controller has two modules. One module performs the function of the current/speed loop control for PMSM drives, which includes vector control strategy, the PI regulator, coordinate transformation, the SVPWM generator. The other module performs the function of position control, based on the discrete-time sliding mode variable structure control. The former is implemented with hardware, while the latter is implemented with software using Nios embedded processor, which leads to a system on a programmable chip. At last, an experimental system has been set up and some experimental and simulation results have demonstrated the performance of the FPGA-based servo control of PMSM drives.
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An FPGA-Based servo controller for permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) drive is designed and realized in this paper. The FPGA-Based controller has two modules. One module performs the function of the current/speed loop control for PMSM drives, which includes vector control strategy, the PI regulator, coordinate transformation, the SVPWM generator. The other module performs the function of position control, based on the discrete-time sliding mode variable structure control. The former is implemented with hardware, while the latter is implemented with software using Nios embedded processor, which leads to a system on a programmable chip. At last, an experimental system has been set up and some experimental and simulation results have demonstrated the performance of the FPGA-based servo control of PMSM drives.
Key concepts: Field-programmable gate array, Servomotor, Control theory (sociology), Controller (irrigation), Computer science, Control engineering, Vector control, Servo control