
handle: 11441/142754
This work presents a novel optimization method for the implementation of finite-state modelbased predictive current controllers in electrical drives. The proposal avoids the usual exhaustive search to find the control action, reducing the computational burden. The method is based on physical considerations of the power converter voltage vectors and is easy to implement on digital signal processors. The proposal is applied to a five-phase induction machine. Experimental results are compared with those obtained by a standard model-based controller, showing the feasibility of the proposal and the improvements in terms of sampling time reduction and control accuracy.
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sampling time reduction, Multi-phase systems, Voltage vectors, Induction machines, voltage vectors, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Predictive control, multi-phase systems, predictive control, Sampling time reduction, TK1-9971
sampling time reduction, Multi-phase systems, Voltage vectors, Induction machines, voltage vectors, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, Predictive control, multi-phase systems, predictive control, Sampling time reduction, TK1-9971
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