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Sensorless determination of induction motor drive speed using MRAS method

Pavel Karlovský, Radek Linhart, Jiří Lettl

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Abstract

In most cases, using of an optical sensor represents the most common solution to obtain the induction motor actual speed. As in some cases the use of the speed sensor carries number of problems, an effort to find a solution that does not require a speed sensor is obvious in recent time. The paper presents some results of employing MRAS (Model Reference Adaptive System) method for sensorless induction motor shaft speed determination. The working principles and the possible algorithm mathematical derivation are described. Results of the drive performance simulation in MatLab/Simulink environment are presented. Finally, the algorithm is verified on the real induction motor drive utilizing dSPACE platform. Obtained results demonstrate good function and performance of the system.

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In most cases, using of an optical sensor represents the most common solution to obtain the induction motor actual speed. As in some cases the use of the speed sensor carries number of problems, an effort to find a solution that does not require a speed sensor is obvious in recent time. The paper presents some results of employing MRAS (Model Reference Adaptive System) method for sensorless induction motor shaft speed determination. The working principles and the possible algorithm mathematical derivation are described. Results of the drive performance simulation in MatLab/Simulink environment are presented. Finally, the algorithm is verified on the real induction motor drive utilizing dSPACE platform. Obtained results demonstrate good function and performance of the system.

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In most cases, using of an optical sensor represents the most common solution to obtain the induction motor actual speed. As in some cases the use of the speed sensor carries number of problems, an effort to find a solution that does not require a speed sensor is obvious in recent time. The paper presents some results of employing MRAS (Model Reference Adaptive System) method for sensorless induction motor shaft speed determination. The working principles and the possible algorithm mathematical derivation are described. Results of the drive performance simulation in MatLab/Simulink environment are presented. Finally, the algorithm is verified on the real induction motor drive utilizing dSPACE platform. Obtained results demonstrate good function and performance of the system.

Key concepts: MRAS, Induction motor, DSPACE, MATLAB, Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Control engineering, Adaptive system

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