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Speed Control of 8/6 Switched Reluctance Motor with Torque Ripple Reduction Taking into Account Magnetic Saturation Effects

AbstractThis paper presents speed control of switched reluctance motor (SRM) with torque ripple reduction using direct Instantaneous torque control (DITC). The reference values of the instantaneous torque is generated from speed control by PI controller, from the comparison between the reference torques and the estimated torque using hysteresis controller in addition to selects different turn-off angles so that improve the performance of torque ripple, the latter achieves the switching signals needed for the converter to get the desired results. SRM have highly nonlinear for this the static characteristic has been determined using finite element method (FEM) under non-linear magnetic characteristics that makes them difficult to control but gives results closer to the truth. Results obtained from computer are compared for different turn-off angle which improve the performance the torque ripple of SRM.
- University of Biskra Algeria
- University of Biskra Algeria
- University of Western Brittany France
- University of Brest France
speed control, direct Instantaneous torque control, torque ripple, Energy(all), static torque ;, Switched reluctance motor, finite elements method
speed control, direct Instantaneous torque control, torque ripple, Energy(all), static torque ;, Switched reluctance motor, finite elements method
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