Performance measure and analysis of speed regulation in permanent magnet synchronous motor using modified optimization techniques
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Synchronous motors are used in industrial applications with higher
newlineefficiency and better performances. The Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
newline(PMSM) is playing significant part in advanced motor drives. PMSM is a
newlinesynchronous motor with permanent magnets rather than windings in rotor that
newlinegenerate a constant magnetic field. PMSM gained large acceptance in motion
newlinecontrol applications because of its high performance, condensed structure, high
newlineair-gap flux density, large power density, high torque to inertia ratio and high
newlineefficiency. PMSM technology increases the performance in variable speed
newlineapplication. Speed regulation of PMSM is carried out through Proportional
newlineIntegral (PI), Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) and Sliding mode controller.
newlineMany research works have been carried out for enhancing the speed regulation
newlineperformance using various controller techniques.
newlineSliding-Mode controller eliminates the dependency of machine
newlineparameters and external disturbances effect for speed control of PMSM drive
newlinesystem. A nonlinear observer was employed for finding the rotor speed and load
newlinetorque. The computational time was not reduced through existing speed
newlinecontroller methods. The computational cost was not reduced by using designed
newlineadaptive differential evolution algorithm. In addition, the unknown set of
newlinecontrolling parameters failed to control the speed of PMSM. In order to address
newlinethese limitations, the research work proposes two different methods, namely a
newlinenovel adaptive Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) neural network based fuzzy
newlinecontroller and Particle Swarm Maxpooling Fully Connective Deep Convolutional
newlineNeural Learnt Sugeno-Takagi Fuzzy Controller (PSMFCDCNLSTFC) model
newline