2011 24th Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering(CCECE) 2011
DOI: 10.1109/ccece.2011.6030485
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A new single current strategy for high-performance brushless DC motor drives

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“…After the minimization process, equation for each switch as a function of Hall signals are created. These functions are given with following set of equations: (10) where SH x are switching signals as functions of Hall signals. These equations are giving function for each switch to be active in a mode defined in a Table III.…”
Section: A Commutation Logicmentioning
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“…After the minimization process, equation for each switch as a function of Hall signals are created. These functions are given with following set of equations: (10) where SH x are switching signals as functions of Hall signals. These equations are giving function for each switch to be active in a mode defined in a Table III.…”
Section: A Commutation Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, the use of two or more sensors sometimes causes undesirable changes in the phase currents due to the mismatch in the current sensitivity of sensors [10]. To overcome these problems authors [9][10] are choosing to use one current sensor in DC link with application of various control techniques.…”
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“…BLDC motor having a trapezoidal flux distribution, but given non sinusoidal flux distribution, model of BLDC motor in terms of phase variable is derived. [7] The analysis of a BLDC motor is represented the following circuit equations: (1) where V a , V b , V c , are the stator phase voltages, R is the stator phase resistance, i a , i b , i c are the stator phase currents, e a , e b , e c are the phase back emf, L is the self inductance of each phase, M is the mutual inductance. So the electromagnetic torque can be expressed as: (2) where Te is the electromagnetic torque.…”
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“…The brushed DC motor requires the brushes and commutator for their commutation purpose which results in wear and tear; hence regular maintenance and replacement are necessary. This increases the cost and thinks to replace the same with BLDC motor which utilizes the electronic commutation [9]. Permanent magnet BLDC motors derive the name from its construction which uses permanent magnet as rotor and wound core as stator.…”
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