2014 Elektro 2014
DOI: 10.1109/elektro.2014.6848900
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Comparison of energy consumption for position controlled PMSM using various energy near-optimal control techniques

Abstract: Main goal of this contribution is simulation study of a relatively new control techniques, which are designed for minimization of energy demands during position control of permanent magnet synchronous motor. Three various position generators for generation of state-control variables tracking by control system are used to compare energy demands. Position control system exploits robust forced dynamics control method.

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“…At this stage of the design it is necessary to measure a consistent database of relations between the inputs and outputs of the controlled black-box system which covers its entire assumed work space. This can basically be achieved either by exciting the system by a suitable statistic input signal u(t) [8], or by an input signal which evenly divides the entire input space [16][17][18]. Using a random input signal is suitable for existing systems with which it is not possible (e.g.…”
Section: Fuzzy Model Design Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At this stage of the design it is necessary to measure a consistent database of relations between the inputs and outputs of the controlled black-box system which covers its entire assumed work space. This can basically be achieved either by exciting the system by a suitable statistic input signal u(t) [8], or by an input signal which evenly divides the entire input space [16][17][18]. Using a random input signal is suitable for existing systems with which it is not possible (e.g.…”
Section: Fuzzy Model Design Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%