电励磁同步电机无位置传感器控制.pdfVIP

Sensorless control of wound rotor synchronous machines using the switching of the rotor chopper as a carrier signal Alexander Rambetius and Bernhard Piepenbreier, Senior Member, IEEE Chair of Electrical Drives and Machines University Erlangen-Nuremberg Cauerstrasse 9, 91058 Erlangen, Germany E-mail: alexander.rambetius@fau.de Abstract—Wound rotor synchronous machines open up new addition to this the reliability of the whole drive system can be possibilities in carrier signal based sensorless control since the increased [4]. Therefore sensorless control is highly desirable rotor voltage serves as an additional input to the system and the in automotive traction applications. At high speed the rotor field current as an additional, easy to measure, state variable. position can be obtained by evaluating the induced voltages Approaches for sensorless control of PMSMs use the stator as the [1]. These methods however fail at standstill and low speed. A transmitter and as the receiver of the carrier signal. A new common approach to overcome this limitation is to inject a alternative for wound rotor synchronous machines is to use the carrier signal. For PMSMs the stator has to be used as the field winding as the transmitter and the stator as receiver. Since transmitter and as the receiver of this carrier signal. There are the field inductance is usually very large, a signal injection into