A new unified analysis of estimate errors by model-matching phase-estimation methods for sensorless drive of permanent-magnet synchronous motors and new trajectory-oriented vector control, part I

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This paper presents a new unified analysis of estimate errors by model-matching phase-estimation methods such as rotor-flux state-observers, back EMF state-observers, and back EMF disturbance-observers, for sensorless drive of permanent-magnet synchronous motors. Analytical solutions about estimate errors, whose validity is confirmed by numerical experiments, are rich in universality and applicability. As an example of universality and applicability, a new trajectory-oriented vector control method is proposed, which can realize directly quasi-optimal strategy minimizing total losses with no additional computational loads by simply orienting one of vector-control coordinates to the associated quasi-optimal trajectory. The coordinate orientation rule, which is analytically derived, is surprisingly simple. Consequently the trajectory-oriented vector control method can be applied to a number of conventional vector control systems using one of the model-matching phase-estimation methods.

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Shinnaka, S., & Sano, K. (2007). A new unified analysis of estimate errors by model-matching phase-estimation methods for sensorless drive of permanent-magnet synchronous motors and new trajectory-oriented vector control, part I. IEEJ Transactions on Industry Applications, 127(9). https://doi.org/10.1541/ieejias.127.950

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