Rotor position estimation for low speed and standstill operations in multiphase pmsms with non-salient poles
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TORRES GUZMAN, Diana AngelicaNGUYEN, Ngac KyTRABELSI, MohamedSEMAIL, EricAbstract
A rotor position estimation for low speed and standstill applications in multiphase PMSMs with non-salient poles is presented in this paper. For this purpose, a comprehensive state of the art was performed. Then, an estimation method was proposed based on existing methods for surface three-phase PMSMs, and is finally adapted to a five-phase machine. Experimental results are illustrated and analysed.
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