DocumentCode
2691602
Title
Parameter identification and comparison of an induction motor models
Author
Lehtla, Tonu ; Joller, J. ; Lehtla, M. ; Laugis, J.
Author_Institution
Tallinn Tech. Univ., Estonia
fYear
2000
fDate
2000
Firstpage
201
Lastpage
205
Abstract
The significance of squirrel cage induction motors in speed and position controlled drives have grown drastically. The reason is the large-scale exploitation of the AC induction motors in the technologies, which traditionally used DC motors. Furthermore, to achieve high efficiency of the technology, many noncontrolled AC drives are reconstructed by adding frequency converters and they are used now as speed controlled drives. To attach perfect static and dynamic qualities of these drives, control engineers need more information about the control object. Therefore, the importance of the models, characteristics and parameter determination of the squirrel cage induction motor has markedly grown. The most important means of the drive design and control is a perfect model of a motor. Moreover the model-based control methods of the induction motor drives are most effective and usable. The types of models available are discussed with emphasis on the three-phase vector model and reference to equivalent circuits. The fuzzy parameter determination of an equivalent circuit is then described
Keywords
angular velocity control; equivalent circuits; machine control; machine theory; parameter estimation; squirrel cage motors; AC induction motors; DC motors; equivalent circuits; frequency converters; high efficiency; induction motor drives; induction motor models comparison; model-based control methods; parameter determination; parameter identification; position controlled drives; speed controlled drives; squirrel cage induction motors; three-phase vector model;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Power Electronics and Variable Speed Drives, 2000. Eighth International Conference on (IEE Conf. Publ. No. 475)
Conference_Location
London
Print_ISBN
0-85296-729-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/cp:20000245
Filename
888922
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