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Direct torque control of permanent magnet synchronous motor based on space vector modulation control

Ying Yang, Rui Hunag, Yanpu Yu, Shuang Wang

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Abstract

How to calculate the reference voltage vector is an important issue in space vector modulation direct torque control (SVM-DTC) of permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). The effect of zero vector on electromagnetic torque during all speed range is analyzed on the basis of the relation between voltage vector and torque current component. And the analysis shows that in conventional DTC system of PMSM available voltage vector is only six which is the mainly cause of high ripple of torque. A robust SVM- DTC method of PMSM is designed in which the reference voltage vector is calculated with the flux position, error of torque and flux. The method is simple to implement and insensitive to motor parameters error. First order filter cascaded with high pass filter (HPF) is adopted to estimate stator flux accurately. The experimental results are carried out and show that the improved SVM-DTC has the advantage of simplicity, robustness and improved performance.

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How to calculate the reference voltage vector is an important issue in space vector modulation direct torque control (SVM-DTC) of permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). The effect of zero vector on electromagnetic torque during all speed range is analyzed on the basis of the relation between voltage vector and torque current component. And the analysis shows that in conventional DTC system of PMSM available voltage vector is only six which is the mainly cause of high ripple of torque. A robust SVM- DTC method of PMSM is designed in which the reference voltage vector is calculated with the flux position, error of torque and flux. The method is simple to implement and insensitive to motor parameters error. First order filter cascaded with high pass filter (HPF) is adopted to estimate stator flux accurately. The experimental results are carried out and show that the improved SVM-DTC has the advantage of simplicity, robustness and improved performance.

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How to calculate the reference voltage vector is an important issue in space vector modulation direct torque control (SVM-DTC) of permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). The effect of zero vector on electromagnetic torque during all speed range is analyzed on the basis of the relation between voltage vector and torque current component. And the analysis shows that in conventional DTC system of PMSM available voltage vector is only six which is the mainly cause of high ripple of torque. A robust SVM- DTC method of PMSM is designed in which the reference voltage vector is calculated with the flux position, error of torque and flux. The method is simple to implement and insensitive to motor parameters error. First order filter cascaded with high pass filter (HPF) is adopted to estimate stator flux accurately. The experimental results are carried out and show that the improved SVM-DTC has the advantage of simplicity, robustness and improved performance.

Key concepts: Direct torque control, Control theory (sociology), Space vector modulation, Vector control, Torque ripple, Torque, Computer science, Voltage reference

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