Challenges in the Control of Brushless Doubly Fed Reluctance Machines
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Abstract
This paper introduces some of the challenges encountered when operating Brushless Doubly Fed Reluctance Machines (BDFRM) in fully controlled systems. BDFRMs operate by modulating the magnetomotive forces (MMFs) from two stator windings with different pole numbers through a rotor which has a reluctance structure with number of poles that is again different to both stator windings. Previous work on these machines focuses on the desirable harmonics in the machine, which produce the required torque. However, the rotor structure also produces unwanted flux harmonics, which result in either unwanted torque harmonics or induced damping currents. This paper investigates these harmonics and the challenges imposed by them. The relationship between the competing needs to control currents to their desired fundamental values, and to control speed, which requires minimal torque ripple in low inertia systems is also investigated. A second order low-pass filter is implemented as a solution to attenuate the harmonics. Experimental results are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness and impact of the proposed approach.
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