2020
DOI: 10.1049/iet-pel.2019.1594
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Diagnosis method for open‐circuit faults of six‐phase permanent magnet synchronous motor drive system

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“…When the current estimated value 𝚤𝚤′ is consistent with the current value of the reference model, and the state of the adjustable model is the same as that of the reference model, the estimated speed is basically the same as the real speed [25,26]. Therefore, the estimated speed can be adjusted through the current error to make the speed error zero.…”
Section: Design Of Sensorless Control System For Permanent Magnet Syn...mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…When the current estimated value 𝚤𝚤′ is consistent with the current value of the reference model, and the state of the adjustable model is the same as that of the reference model, the estimated speed is basically the same as the real speed [25,26]. Therefore, the estimated speed can be adjusted through the current error to make the speed error zero.…”
Section: Design Of Sensorless Control System For Permanent Magnet Syn...mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…For example, a 128*128 picture has 16,384 eigenvalues, while the number of independent eigenvalues of power system fault data is only five. When processing power system fault data, the learning ability of neural network may be greatly reduced due to the small number of input eigenvalues and the mismatch of dimensions (Zhang, Z. F, et al, 2020). Aiming at the problem that there are few eigenvalues of power system fault data, the paper makes corresponding improvements.…”
Section: Fault Diagnosis and Prediction Model Of Power Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And the fault characteristic frequency is near the power frequency [39]. Therefore, the fault types of the motor can be judged by analyzing the frequency characteristics of the low-frequency component in the current signal [40]. The discrete wavelet decomposition algorithm can transform time domain data to frequency domain data.…”
Section: Preprocessing Of Current Signal Based On Wavelet Decompositionmentioning
confidence: 99%