Differential Evolution Based Stator Flux Linkage Estimation Considering Saturation, Inverter Non-Linearity and Saliency in PMSM
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Abstract
Accurate determination of stator flux linkage is important for advanced control techniques such as loss minimization to determine the optimal current distribution considering saturation, cross-saturation and temperature effects in the motor. In order to derive a precise flux linkage map in the direct and quadrature axes, this paper presents a method to determine the stator flux linkage using differential evolution algorithm (DE). A conventional two-axis model is modified to incorporate inverter non-linearity, magnetic saturation and cross-saturation. Based on the non-linearity, a fitness function is derived to optimize through DE and using the optimized results, flux linkage contour is estimated as a function of d- and q- axis currents and speed. The novelty of this paper is to estimate flux linkage including the non-linearity functions such as saturation, cross-saturation, temperature variation and dead-time distortion considering the demagnetizing current of the motor (id ≠ 0) and quantifying all the non-linearity factors with DE. An improved penalty function is developed to track the VSI non-linearity, saturation, cross-saturation and temperature. The effectiveness of the developed method is verified on a 4.25 kW laboratory interior permanent magnet synchronous motor (IPMSM)prototype.
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