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Optimization of sensorless sliding mode control of an induction motor taking into account magnetic saturation effects

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  • Eric Duckler KENMOE FANKEM

    (The Univesity of Ngaoundere)

  • Hiswe Fatamou

    (The University of Ngaoundere)

  • Alix Dountio Tchioffo

    (The University of Ngaoundere)

  • Alix Dountio Tchioffo

    (The University of Ngaoundere)

  • Joseph Yves Effa

    (The University of Ngaoundere)

Abstract

This paper presents the optimization of sensorless sliding-mode control for induction motor, considering magnetic saturation effects. A five-order sliding-mode observers and estimators are elaborated to replace the sensors of an induction motor. The proposal is based on double optimization of sensorless sliding mode control of an induction motor in the point of view of dynamic and energetic performances. In order to obtain better performances of the proposed control method, Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm is used notably to determine the optimal gains of the observers as well as the optimal parameters of the regulators. Regarding the energetic optimization, the reference of the rotor flux is generated using another developed algorithm that permits us to dynamically determine the optimal rotor flux for each given value of motor load and speed. As results, sensorless sliding mode control takes into account all operating ranges of the machine from very low speeds, low speeds, to high speed with or without load. Numerical simulations are carried out each time to confirm theoretical predictions.

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  • Eric Duckler KENMOE FANKEM & Hiswe Fatamou & Alix Dountio Tchioffo & Alix Dountio Tchioffo & Joseph Yves Effa, 2020. "Optimization of sensorless sliding mode control of an induction motor taking into account magnetic saturation effects," Technium, Technium Science, vol. 2(6), pages 41-60, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:tec:techni:ojs:1392
    DOI: 10.47577/technium.v2i6.1392
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