This paper presents an approach to design proportional-integral-derivative controllers for inductionmachines usingmeasurements.Most controlmethods developed for induc-tion machines are generally based on mathematical ...This paper presents an approach to design proportional-integral-derivative controllers for inductionmachines usingmeasurements.Most controlmethods developed for induc-tion machines are generally based on mathematical models.Due to complex dynamics of induction machines,identified models are often unable to perfectly describe their behaviour.Thus,the system performance will be limited by the quality of the identified model.Hence,developing control methods that do not require the availability of system model is advantageous.Here,we propose an approach that uses the frequency response data to directly design controllers.The main idea here is to find controller parameters so that the closed-loop frequency response fits a desired frequency response.Its main advantage is that errors associated with the modelling process are avoided.Moreover,the control design process does not depend on the order and complexity of the plant.A practical application to induction machines illustrates the efficacy of the proposed approach.展开更多
基金NPRP grant NPRP09-1153-2-450 from the Qatar National Research Fund(a member of Qatar Foundation).
文摘This paper presents an approach to design proportional-integral-derivative controllers for inductionmachines usingmeasurements.Most controlmethods developed for induc-tion machines are generally based on mathematical models.Due to complex dynamics of induction machines,identified models are often unable to perfectly describe their behaviour.Thus,the system performance will be limited by the quality of the identified model.Hence,developing control methods that do not require the availability of system model is advantageous.Here,we propose an approach that uses the frequency response data to directly design controllers.The main idea here is to find controller parameters so that the closed-loop frequency response fits a desired frequency response.Its main advantage is that errors associated with the modelling process are avoided.Moreover,the control design process does not depend on the order and complexity of the plant.A practical application to induction machines illustrates the efficacy of the proposed approach.
