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Sensorless speed control of 6/4-pole switched reluctance motor with ANFIS and fuzzy-PID-based hybrid observer

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This paper presents the sensorless speed control of 6/4 pole SRM drive based on hybrid observer (HO). It consists of two modes, i.e., current sliding mode observer is for high… Click to show full abstract

This paper presents the sensorless speed control of 6/4 pole SRM drive based on hybrid observer (HO). It consists of two modes, i.e., current sliding mode observer is for high speed and flux linkage sliding mode observer is for low speed control. A nonlinear model of SRM is simulated in MATLAB/Simulink. HO is simulated from low to high speed level, and also estimated position and speed errors are optimized with ANFIS and fuzzy-PID methods. Experimental validation is taken for three set speeds, and measured results are compared with the simulated results. Overall speed and position estimated error, electromagnetic torque ripple output results are compared, and its values are tabulated at the end. This observer has the advantages of high-precision speed control without any additional hardware, and also performance has improved.

Keywords: speed; speed control; control pole; based hybrid; sensorless speed

Journal Title: Electrical Engineering
Year Published: 2020

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