2020 International Conference on Electrical Machines (ICEM) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/icem49940.2020.9270668
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“…11 On the other side, the sensorless control methods with the principle of model reference adaptive system (MRAS) have attracted a great attention from researchers in many literatures for its high-performance operation [38]. Different algorithms of MRAS methods have been introduced over the years based on the selected functional quantity [4], [41]- [42]. Due to the constraints of calculations for the flux estimation, another improved track to develop the MRAS observer based on the active/reactive/fictitious power quantities (P/Q/X-MRAS), shown in Fig.…”
Section: A Rotor Position/speed Observersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…11 On the other side, the sensorless control methods with the principle of model reference adaptive system (MRAS) have attracted a great attention from researchers in many literatures for its high-performance operation [38]. Different algorithms of MRAS methods have been introduced over the years based on the selected functional quantity [4], [41]- [42]. Due to the constraints of calculations for the flux estimation, another improved track to develop the MRAS observer based on the active/reactive/fictitious power quantities (P/Q/X-MRAS), shown in Fig.…”
Section: A Rotor Position/speed Observersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the constraints of calculations for the flux estimation, another improved track to develop the MRAS observer based on the active/reactive/fictitious power quantities (P/Q/X-MRAS), shown in Fig. 12, have been recently investigated for the standalone BDFIGs as in [42], [38] respectively. The proposed methods have confirmed the control simplicity by reducing the required voltage sensors which would ensure the efficacy and superiority of the MRAS observer for the rotor position detection with a good tracking under various operating conditions.…”
Section: A Rotor Position/speed Observersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without the integration operation for the flux estimation, some other improved MRAS speed observers based on the CW active/reactive/fictitious power (CW-P/Q/X MRAS) as the control state variables, as shown in Fig. 29, have been investigated for standalone BDFIGs in [100]- [102]. The main innovation of these MRAS observers presented in [100]- [102] is to eliminate the integration process for the flux estimation and reduce the voltage sensors used to detect the CW dq-axis components.…”
Section:  Speed Observers Dependent On Machine Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…29, have been investigated for standalone BDFIGs in [100]- [102]. The main innovation of these MRAS observers presented in [100]- [102] is to eliminate the integration process for the flux estimation and reduce the voltage sensors used to detect the CW dq-axis components. Moreover, the presented simulation and experimental results have ensured the functionality of the adopted MRAS method to effectively estimate the rotor position with a good tracking under various operating states of both speed and load changes.…”
Section:  Speed Observers Dependent On Machine Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%