2017 21st International Conference on System Theory, Control and Computing (ICSTCC) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/icstcc.2017.8107056
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A switching adaptive current controller for BLDCM drives

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“…To use a BLDCM as an actuator such as a traction motor, the electrical dynamics of the motor can be omitted as compared to the overall system dynamics. In another word, the controller and motor are accepted as a unitary feed-forward gain in the control loop [42]. Therefore, the feedforward inverse dynamics controller is applied to control 𝑑-current by considering the ideal knowledge of the plant and substituting Eq.6 back into the plant model.…”
Section: Field-oriented Vector Control Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To use a BLDCM as an actuator such as a traction motor, the electrical dynamics of the motor can be omitted as compared to the overall system dynamics. In another word, the controller and motor are accepted as a unitary feed-forward gain in the control loop [42]. Therefore, the feedforward inverse dynamics controller is applied to control 𝑑-current by considering the ideal knowledge of the plant and substituting Eq.6 back into the plant model.…”
Section: Field-oriented Vector Control Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To use a BLDCM as an actuator such as a traction motor, the electrical dynamics of the motor can be omitted as compared to the overall system dynamics. In another word, the controller and motor are accepted as a unitary feed-forward gain in the control loop [42]. Therefore, the feedforward inverse dynamics controller is applied to control -current by considering the ideal knowledge of the plant and substituting Eq.6 back into the plant model.…”
Section: Field-oriented Vector Control Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%