Abstract:The torque ripple of switched reluctance motors (SRMs) is the main disadvantage that limits the industrial application of these motors. Although several methods for smooth-toque operation (STO) have been proposed, STO works well only within a certain torque and speed range because of the constraints of the supply voltage and peak current. Based on previous work that sought to expand the STO range, a scheme is developed in this study to determine the maximum smooth torque range at each speed. The relationship b… Show more
“…Within the constraints of the voltage and current, the optimal TSFs at two operating points (1 Nm, 300 r/min) and (2 Nm, 200 r/min) can be calculated by the iteration algorithm shown in Fig. 6 in [17]. The voltage profiles with respect to the optimal TSFs can be obtained by the formula (15) in [17].…”
Section: Research Article 2 Feature Of Optimal Tsfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 in [17]. The voltage profiles with respect to the optimal TSFs can be obtained by the formula (15) in [17]. As explained in [17] the value of the voltage profile at every position should be less than the dc-link voltage, then the reference torque can be tracked completely and the torque ripple is estimated successfully.…”
Section: Research Article 2 Feature Of Optimal Tsfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our previous work [17], the method of calculating the optimal TSF with lowest required voltage was proposed, and the widest operating range of STO was determined, as shown in Fig. 1.T o realise the widest operation, the optimal TSF at each operating point on the torque-speed plane should be optimised offline and be saved in the controller, which is seriously time and memory consuming.…”
Owing to the constraint of the supply voltage, there is a theoretically maximum operating range of the smoothtorque operation for a switched reluctance drive (SRD). The maximum operating range can be determined by the authors previous work, based on which a novel direct instantaneous torque control (DITC) is proposed for four-phase 8/6 switched reluctance drive in this study, which can achieve the widest operating range. Compared with the conventional DITC, the proposed DITC does not need the extra optimisation strategy of the switching angle. The performance of the proposed method is identified by simulation and experiment results.
“…Within the constraints of the voltage and current, the optimal TSFs at two operating points (1 Nm, 300 r/min) and (2 Nm, 200 r/min) can be calculated by the iteration algorithm shown in Fig. 6 in [17]. The voltage profiles with respect to the optimal TSFs can be obtained by the formula (15) in [17].…”
Section: Research Article 2 Feature Of Optimal Tsfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 in [17]. The voltage profiles with respect to the optimal TSFs can be obtained by the formula (15) in [17]. As explained in [17] the value of the voltage profile at every position should be less than the dc-link voltage, then the reference torque can be tracked completely and the torque ripple is estimated successfully.…”
Section: Research Article 2 Feature Of Optimal Tsfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our previous work [17], the method of calculating the optimal TSF with lowest required voltage was proposed, and the widest operating range of STO was determined, as shown in Fig. 1.T o realise the widest operation, the optimal TSF at each operating point on the torque-speed plane should be optimised offline and be saved in the controller, which is seriously time and memory consuming.…”
Owing to the constraint of the supply voltage, there is a theoretically maximum operating range of the smoothtorque operation for a switched reluctance drive (SRD). The maximum operating range can be determined by the authors previous work, based on which a novel direct instantaneous torque control (DITC) is proposed for four-phase 8/6 switched reluctance drive in this study, which can achieve the widest operating range. Compared with the conventional DITC, the proposed DITC does not need the extra optimisation strategy of the switching angle. The performance of the proposed method is identified by simulation and experiment results.
“…With the advantages of rugged motor construction, large starting torque, wide speed range, inherent fault-tolerance capability and high operating efficiency, switched reluctance machine (SRM) is a remarkable candidate for electric drive systems of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) [1][2][3][4][5]. However, because of double saliency with concentrated stator windings and singly excited structure, SRM has larger torque ripple and noise than conventional motors [6,7].…”
Instantaneous torque control and average torque control (ATC) strategies of switched reluctance machine (SRM) are comparatively investigated to select appropriate control mode for the application of SRM in electric vehicles (EVs). Three novel methods are put forward to optimise ATC for meeting the performance requirements of EVs. On-line estimator is designed to estimate the average torque of SRM in real-time and improve the steady-state torque precision. Current chopping control-angle position control hybrid crossover control is proposed to widen the adjustable speed range and improve the process smoothness of SRM in consideration of acceleration and deceleration. Turn-on and turn-off angles of SRM are optimised by generic algorithm to enhance driving efficiency and reduce torque ripple. At last, the three proposed control methods are validated by simulations and experiments.
“…Therefore, many studies on reducing torque ripples have been carried out extensively [4][5][6][7]. One of the effective approaches to reducing the torque ripple is a torque sharing function (TSF) method [8][9][10][11]. Because each phase of the SRM is controlled independently, expected torque is divided into individual phase torque references.…”
-This paper presents an advanced torque ripple minimization method of a switched reluctance motor (SRM) using torque sharing function (TSF). Generally, TSF is applied into the torque control. However, the conventional TSF cannot follow the expected torque well because of the nonlinear characteristics of the SRM. Moreover, the tail current that is generated at a high speed motor drive makes unexpected torque ripples. The proposed method combined TSF with fuzzy logic control (FLC). The advantage of this method is that the torque can be controlled unity at any conditions. In addition, the controller can track the torque under the condition of the wrong TSF. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is verified by the simulations and experiments.
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