A Universal Multiple-Vector-Based Model Predictive Control of Induction Motor Drives

Direct Torque Control for Induction Motor Drives: A Model Predictive Control Approach Based on Feasibility

In this paper, we present a new approach to the Direct Torque Control (DTC) problem of three-phase induction motor drives. This approach is based on Model Predictive Control (MPC) exploiting the specific structure of the DTC problem and using a systematic design procedure. Specifically, by observing that the DTC objectives, which require the controlled variables to remain within certain bounds,...

Predictive-space vector PWM current control method for asymmetrical dual three-phase induction motor drives

The interest in multiphase drives has re-emerged in the last decade, being the asymmetrical dual threephase induction motor drive one of the most popular options. Predictive control techniques, already implemented in three-phase drives, have been recently adapted to the multiphase case. Schemes proposed so far have demonstrated high performance at the expenses of a higher degree of computationa...

Sensorless Model Predictive Force Control with a Novel Weight Coefficients for 3-Phase 4-Switch Inverter Fed Linear Induction Motor Drives

The sensorless model predictive force control (SMPFC) is a strong method for controlling the drives of three-phase 4(6)-switch inverter linear induction motors. This kind of inverter can be employed for fault tolerant control in order to solve the problem of open/short circuit in 6-switch inverters (B6). This paper proposed a method for the SMPFC of a linear induction motor (LIM) with a 4-switc...

Internal Model Based Vector Control of Induction Motor

Predictive Versus Vector Control Of The Induction Motor

The paper deals with the vector control and predictive control of the induction motor. For the vector control, the rotor flux oriented one is pointed out, with highlight on the voltage source inverter type. The influence of the most important parameter variations (e.g. stator resistance) is discussed. A simple (and practical) method for avoiding these influences is presented, based on proper si...