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Model-based current control of AC machines using the internal model control method

IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications · 1998 · Vol. 34(1) · pp. 133–141
Lennart HarneforsHans‐Peter Nee

Abstract

In this paper, the internal model control (IMC) method is applied to AC machine current control. Permanent magnet synchronous machines and induction machines are considered. The result is synchronous-frame proportional integral (PI) or PI-type controllers, the parameters (gain and integration time) of which are expressed directly in certain machine parameters and the desired closed-loop bandwidth. This simplifies the controller design procedure, eliminating or reducing the need for trial-and-error steps, and is the main purpose for using IMC.

Multilevel Inverters and ConvertersSensorless Control of Electric MotorsElectric Motor Design and AnalysisInternal modelControl theory (sociology)Machine controlControl engineeringBandwidth (computing)Synchronous motorPID controllerControl systemComputer scienceCurrent loop
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