Low Complexity Model Predictive Flux Control Based on Discrete Space Vector Modulation and Optimal Switching Sequence for Induction Motors

Jin, Tao; Song, Huiqing; Ipoum-Ngome, Paul Gistain; Mon-Nzongo, Daniel Legrand; Jin-quan, Tang; Zhu, Minlong; Rodríguez, José

doi:10.1109/tie.2023.3241412

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“…Also, the computational intensive control algorithm will affect the system performance in MPC. The existing computational burden reduction methods can generally be classified into two categories as reducing the complexity of prediction models and voltage vector (VV) preselection [5], [6], [8] - [11]. In [5] and [6], the torque and flux references are equivalently converted into a new flux reference or reference stator VV, thus reducing the complexity of prediction models.…”

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Simplified Reactive Torque Model Predictive Control of Induction Motor with Common Mode Voltage Suppression

CHU,

WANG,

NIU

2024

IEICE Trans. Electron.

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To reduce the common mode voltage (CMV), suppress the CMV spikes, and improve the steady-state performance, a simplified reactive torque model predictive control (RT-MPC) for induction motors (IMs) is proposed. The proposed prediction model can effectively reduce the complexity of the control algorithm with the direct torque control (DTC) based voltage vector (VV) preselection approach. In addition, the proposed CMV suppression strategy can restrict the CMV within ±Vdc/6, and does not require the exclusion of non-adjacent non-opposite VVs, thus resulting in the system showing good steady-state performance. The effectiveness of the proposed design has been tested and verified by the practical experiment. The proposed algorithm can reduce the execution time by an average of 26.33% compared to the major competitors.

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“…First, the Heun's method was used to discretize (6) to estimate the stator and rotor flux at kth instant, and then to predict the parameters at (k+1)th instant to compensate for the one-step delay in the digital implementation [5], [30].…”

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Simplified Reactive Torque Model Predictive Control of Induction Motor with Common Mode Voltage Suppression

CHU,

WANG,

NIU

2024

IEICE Trans. Electron.

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“…MPC strategies directly control the switching states of power converters but the availability of the switching combinations for a power converter is limited, resulting in high current/torque harmonics in electric drives. To suppress these harmonics, multi-vector-based MPCs [20], [21] and modulated MPCs [22], [23] have been reported. The modulated MPCs also help to prevent variable switching frequency problems.…”

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A Review on Weighting Factor Design of Finite Control Set Model Predictive Control Strategies for AC Electric Drives

Zerdali,

Rivera,

Wheeler

2024

IEEE Trans. Power Electron.

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Model predictive control (MPC) has been widely applied to AC electric drives over the last decade. Despite extreme efforts and proposed effective solutions, the researchers are still seeking to find more effective solutions for weighting factor (WF) design, parameter dependency, current/torque harmonics, variable switching frequency, and computational complexity. This paper presents a review of the WF design techniques of MPC strategies for AC electric drives. Thus, it aims to inform readers about the proposed techniques for WF design of MPC strategies and to accelerate their future research in this promising area.

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A Low Switching Frequency Model Predictive Control for Surface-Mounted Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Without Weight Factor

Deng,

Xiao,

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Low Complexity Model Predictive Flux Control Based on Discrete Space Vector Modulation and Optimal Switching Sequence for Induction Motors

Cited by 11 publications

References 29 publications

Simplified Reactive Torque Model Predictive Control of Induction Motor with Common Mode Voltage Suppression

Simplified Reactive Torque Model Predictive Control of Induction Motor with Common Mode Voltage Suppression

A Review on Weighting Factor Design of Finite Control Set Model Predictive Control Strategies for AC Electric Drives

A Low Switching Frequency Model Predictive Control for Surface-Mounted Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Without Weight Factor

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