Practical Testing Solutions to Optimal Stator Harmonic Current Design for PMSM Torque Ripple Minimization Using Speed Harmonics
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Abstract
Torque ripple has been a critical issue in permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs). After PMSMs are designed, an efficient way for torque ripple minimization is to inject an optimized harmonic current into the machine to produce an additional torque ripple to cancel existing torque ripple resulted from the imperfection of machine design and manufacturing. This paper proposes a testing-based approach for optimal harmonic current design by using the speed harmonics. In particular, two testing solutions (TS), TS-A and TS-B, are proposed. In TS-A, two test signals are injected into the machine, and the optimal harmonic current is calculated from the test signals as well as the measured speed harmonics. In TS-B, two test signals are injected and adjusted to achieve the designed objective in terms of speed harmonics, and the optimal harmonic current is calculated from only the test signals. These two solutions can find the optimal harmonic current to minimize the torque ripple with minimal machine losses. Moreover, machine parameters are not required in the optimal harmonic current design, so the proposed solutions are not affected by the machine and drive nonlinearities. Compared with existing approaches, the proposed solutions have advantages in terms of computation efficiency and simple implementation. The proposed solutions are evaluated on a laboratory PMSM drive system.
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