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New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation
A wind turbine system with an new open-end-winding permanent magnet synchronous generator (OEW-PMSG) is studied in this paper, with a focus on torque ripple minimisation of the OEW-PMSG. The problem of torque ripple minimisation of OEW-PMSGs is addressed. Generally, the q-axis current injection meth...
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| author | Ning Xing Shubo Hu Zhengyu Lin Zheng Tan Wenping Cao Shady Gadoue |
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| description | A wind turbine system with an new open-end-winding permanent magnet synchronous generator (OEW-PMSG) is studied in this paper, with a focus on torque ripple minimisation of the OEW-PMSG. The problem of torque ripple minimisation of OEW-PMSGs is addressed. Generally, the q-axis current injection method is employed to suppress the torque ripple. However, the third flux linkage parameters will be affected by high temperature when the machine is operating. In order to solve this problem, two sensorless adaptive control methods are presented in the following paper. The first method is based on adaptive sliding mode control and deadbeat-based predictive current control. The second method is based on model reference adaptive control with deadbeat predictive control. In these two control systems, a zero-sequence back-EMF observer (ZCBO) is used to estimate the zero-sequence back-EMF and zero-sequence current simultaneously and continuously. Meanwhile, the zero-sequence voltage which exists in the zero-sequence path and interferes the ZCBO's performance is considered. The performance of two control strategies is evaluated in MATLAB/SIMULINK environment. |
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| spelling | rr-article-164383082021-08-26T10:35:45Z New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation Ning Xing (10191826) Shubo Hu (11335764) Zhengyu Lin (6442997) Zheng Tan (31226) Wenping Cao (4902697) Shady Gadoue (11335767) Deadbeat predictive current control Model reference adaptive control Model predictive control Open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator Sliding mode control A wind turbine system with an new open-end-winding permanent magnet synchronous generator (OEW-PMSG) is studied in this paper, with a focus on torque ripple minimisation of the OEW-PMSG. The problem of torque ripple minimisation of OEW-PMSGs is addressed. Generally, the q-axis current injection method is employed to suppress the torque ripple. However, the third flux linkage parameters will be affected by high temperature when the machine is operating. In order to solve this problem, two sensorless adaptive control methods are presented in the following paper. The first method is based on adaptive sliding mode control and deadbeat-based predictive current control. The second method is based on model reference adaptive control with deadbeat predictive control. In these two control systems, a zero-sequence back-EMF observer (ZCBO) is used to estimate the zero-sequence back-EMF and zero-sequence current simultaneously and continuously. Meanwhile, the zero-sequence voltage which exists in the zero-sequence path and interferes the ZCBO's performance is considered. The performance of two control strategies is evaluated in MATLAB/SIMULINK environment. 2021-08-26T10:35:45Z Text Conference contribution 2134/16438308.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/conference_contribution/New_adaptive_control_strategies_for_open-end_winding_permanent_magnet_synchronous_generator_OEW-PMSG_for_wind_power_generation/16438308 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 |
| spellingShingle | Deadbeat predictive current control Model reference adaptive control Model predictive control Open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator Sliding mode control Ning Xing Shubo Hu Zhengyu Lin Zheng Tan Wenping Cao Shady Gadoue New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title | New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title_full | New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title_fullStr | New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title_full_unstemmed | New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title_short | New adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(OEW-PMSG) for wind power generation |
| title_sort | new adaptive control strategies for open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator(oew-pmsg) for wind power generation |
| topic | Deadbeat predictive current control Model reference adaptive control Model predictive control Open-end winding permanent magnet synchronous generator Sliding mode control |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/2134/16438308.v1 |