Because brushless direct current(BLDC) motors have the advantages of a compact size, high power density, high efficiency, and long operating life time, they are widely used in many industrial products and electric tra...Because brushless direct current(BLDC) motors have the advantages of a compact size, high power density, high efficiency, and long operating life time, they are widely used in many industrial products and electric traction systems. It is known that the BLDC motors have no brushes for commutation. They are commutated with electronically commutation. So, the rotor position information of the BLDC motors must be known to understand which winding will be energized according to the energizing sequence. In most of the existing BLDC motor drivers, rotor position information is detected by Hall effect sensors. This kind of mechanical position sensors will bring additional connections and costs, reliability decrease and noise increase. In order to improve the control performance and extend the range of speed regulation for BLDC motors, a position sensorless control method is proposed in this paper. In the proposed control method, rotor position information of the BLDC motors is detected from the back electromagnetic forces(back-EMFs) which are estimated by an unknown-input observer with line to line currents and line to line voltages. For the purpose of verifying the effectiveness of the proposed control method, a model is built and simulated on the Matlab/Simulink platform. The simulation results show that the speed regulation performance of BLDC motors is improved compared with using Hall effect sensors. At the same time, the reliability of the BLDC motors is improved and the costs of them are reduced because the position sensor is eliminated.展开更多
The major function of this proposed research is to control the speed of the brushless DC motor with sensor less control for four-switch three phase inverter. This proposed system is simplified the topological structur...The major function of this proposed research is to control the speed of the brushless DC motor with sensor less control for four-switch three phase inverter. This proposed system is simplified the topological structure of the conventional six-switch three phase inverter. In this proposed method, a new structure of four-switch three phase inverter [1] with reduced number of switches for system is introduced to reduce the mechanical commutation, switching losses that occur in the six-switch method. The proposed inverter fed brushless DC motor used in sensorless control schemes which is used for sensing positioning signals. To improve sensor less control performance, four-switch electronic commutation modes based proportional intergral controller scheme is implemented. In this four-switch three phase inverter reduction of switches, low cost control and saving of hall sensor were incorporated. The feasibility of the proposed sensor less control four-switch three phase inverter fed brushless DC motor drive is implemented, analysed using MATLAB/SIMULINK, effective simulation results have been validated out successfully.展开更多
We propose a position sensorless control scheme for a four-switch,three-phase brushless DC motor drive,based on the zero crossing point detection of phase back-EMF voltages using newly defined error functions(EFs). Th...We propose a position sensorless control scheme for a four-switch,three-phase brushless DC motor drive,based on the zero crossing point detection of phase back-EMF voltages using newly defined error functions(EFs). The commutation in-stants are 30° after detected zero crossing points of the EFs. Developed EFs have greater magnitude rather than phase or line voltages so that the sensorless control can work at a lower speed range. Moreover,EFs have smooth transitions around zero voltage level that reduces the commutation errors. EFs are derived from the filtered terminal voltages vao and vbo of two low-pass filters,which are used to eliminate high frequency noises for calculation of the average terminal voltages. The feasibility of the proposed sensorless control is demonstrated by simulation and experimental results.展开更多
High-speed Brushless DC Motors(BLDCMs)usually adopt a sensorless control strategy and operate in three-phase six-state drive mode.However,the sampling errors of the rotor position and the driving method increase the I...High-speed Brushless DC Motors(BLDCMs)usually adopt a sensorless control strategy and operate in three-phase six-state drive mode.However,the sampling errors of the rotor position and the driving method increase the Internal Power Angle(IPA),resulting in a decrease in the efficiency of the system.Conventional IPA reduction strategies are either sensitive to motor parameters,or ignore diode freewheeling during the commutation process,or require additional current sensors.In this paper,a new strategy to reduce the IPA is proposed.Firstly,a Zero-Crossing Point(ZCP)detection method for the back-EMF without filter is proposed to reduce the sampling errors of the rotor position.Secondly,the relationship between the non-energized terminal voltage and the ZCP of the corresponding back-EMF is analyzed.The non-energized terminal voltage that has completed the diode freewheeling is divided into two triangles by half of the bus voltage.When the IPA is suppressed,the areas of the two triangles are equal.Thirdly,an advanced angle for reducing the IPA is obtained through a PI regulator which can eliminate the deviation between the two areas.Finally,both a simulation model and an experimental circuit are built to verify the proposed control strategy.展开更多
文摘Because brushless direct current(BLDC) motors have the advantages of a compact size, high power density, high efficiency, and long operating life time, they are widely used in many industrial products and electric traction systems. It is known that the BLDC motors have no brushes for commutation. They are commutated with electronically commutation. So, the rotor position information of the BLDC motors must be known to understand which winding will be energized according to the energizing sequence. In most of the existing BLDC motor drivers, rotor position information is detected by Hall effect sensors. This kind of mechanical position sensors will bring additional connections and costs, reliability decrease and noise increase. In order to improve the control performance and extend the range of speed regulation for BLDC motors, a position sensorless control method is proposed in this paper. In the proposed control method, rotor position information of the BLDC motors is detected from the back electromagnetic forces(back-EMFs) which are estimated by an unknown-input observer with line to line currents and line to line voltages. For the purpose of verifying the effectiveness of the proposed control method, a model is built and simulated on the Matlab/Simulink platform. The simulation results show that the speed regulation performance of BLDC motors is improved compared with using Hall effect sensors. At the same time, the reliability of the BLDC motors is improved and the costs of them are reduced because the position sensor is eliminated.
文摘The major function of this proposed research is to control the speed of the brushless DC motor with sensor less control for four-switch three phase inverter. This proposed system is simplified the topological structure of the conventional six-switch three phase inverter. In this proposed method, a new structure of four-switch three phase inverter [1] with reduced number of switches for system is introduced to reduce the mechanical commutation, switching losses that occur in the six-switch method. The proposed inverter fed brushless DC motor used in sensorless control schemes which is used for sensing positioning signals. To improve sensor less control performance, four-switch electronic commutation modes based proportional intergral controller scheme is implemented. In this four-switch three phase inverter reduction of switches, low cost control and saving of hall sensor were incorporated. The feasibility of the proposed sensor less control four-switch three phase inverter fed brushless DC motor drive is implemented, analysed using MATLAB/SIMULINK, effective simulation results have been validated out successfully.
文摘We propose a position sensorless control scheme for a four-switch,three-phase brushless DC motor drive,based on the zero crossing point detection of phase back-EMF voltages using newly defined error functions(EFs). The commutation in-stants are 30° after detected zero crossing points of the EFs. Developed EFs have greater magnitude rather than phase or line voltages so that the sensorless control can work at a lower speed range. Moreover,EFs have smooth transitions around zero voltage level that reduces the commutation errors. EFs are derived from the filtered terminal voltages vao and vbo of two low-pass filters,which are used to eliminate high frequency noises for calculation of the average terminal voltages. The feasibility of the proposed sensorless control is demonstrated by simulation and experimental results.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51877006)the Key R&D Program of Shaanxi Province,China(No.2021GY-340 and 2020GY-140)the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(No.20181953020)。
文摘High-speed Brushless DC Motors(BLDCMs)usually adopt a sensorless control strategy and operate in three-phase six-state drive mode.However,the sampling errors of the rotor position and the driving method increase the Internal Power Angle(IPA),resulting in a decrease in the efficiency of the system.Conventional IPA reduction strategies are either sensitive to motor parameters,or ignore diode freewheeling during the commutation process,or require additional current sensors.In this paper,a new strategy to reduce the IPA is proposed.Firstly,a Zero-Crossing Point(ZCP)detection method for the back-EMF without filter is proposed to reduce the sampling errors of the rotor position.Secondly,the relationship between the non-energized terminal voltage and the ZCP of the corresponding back-EMF is analyzed.The non-energized terminal voltage that has completed the diode freewheeling is divided into two triangles by half of the bus voltage.When the IPA is suppressed,the areas of the two triangles are equal.Thirdly,an advanced angle for reducing the IPA is obtained through a PI regulator which can eliminate the deviation between the two areas.Finally,both a simulation model and an experimental circuit are built to verify the proposed control strategy.
