This paper presents a rotor position estimation technique for a five-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor with independent phases, based on a back-EMF observer. The method involves the use of a proper linear transformation which allows representing the five phase motor by an equivalent two-phase model. Due to its characteristics, the sensorless strategy can be used in multi-phase motors having non-sinusoidal back-EMF shape, such is the case of brushless DC motors used in fault-tolerant applications. After an overview of the back EMF model for the five-phase motor, the linear transformation and the observer-based estimation technique are presented. Experimental results show the overall performance during transient and steady-state operation.

Observer-based Sensorless Control of a Five-phase Brushless DC Motor

FABRI, GIUSEPPE;OLIVIERI, CARLO;TURSINI, MARCO
2010-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents a rotor position estimation technique for a five-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor with independent phases, based on a back-EMF observer. The method involves the use of a proper linear transformation which allows representing the five phase motor by an equivalent two-phase model. Due to its characteristics, the sensorless strategy can be used in multi-phase motors having non-sinusoidal back-EMF shape, such is the case of brushless DC motors used in fault-tolerant applications. After an overview of the back EMF model for the five-phase motor, the linear transformation and the observer-based estimation technique are presented. Experimental results show the overall performance during transient and steady-state operation.
2010
978-1-4244-4174-7
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