Compute reference currents for field oriented control of induction motor
Motor Control Blockset / Controls / Control Reference
The ACIM Control Reference block computes the d-axis and q-axis reference currents for field-oriented control including field weakening operation.
The block accepts the reference torque and feedback mechanical speed and outputs the corresponding d- and q-axes reference currents.
The block computes the reference current values by solving mathematical relationships. The
calculations use SI unit system. When working with the Per-Unit (PU) system (with
Input units parameter set to Per-Unit (PU)
),
the block converts PU input signals to SI units to perform computations, and converts them
back to PU values at the output.
These equations describe the computation of reference d-axis and q-axis current values by the block:
These model equations describe the dynamics of induction motor in the rotor flux reference frame:
The machine inductances are represented as,
Stator voltages are represented as,
In the preceding equations, the flux linkages can be represented as,
In steady-state, the rotor flux is kept constant and the d-axis is aligned to the rotor flux reference frame. Therefore,
These equations describe the mechanical dynamics,
These equations describe the slip speed,
These equations show computation of the reference currents,
The reference currents are computed differently for operation below base speed and field weakening region,
If :
If :
These equations indicate the q-axis current computation,
The block outputs the following values,
where:
is the number of pole pairs of the motor.
is the stator phase winding resistance (Ohms).
is the rotor resistance referred to stator (Ohms).
is the stator leakage inductance (Henry).
is the rotor leakage inductance (Henry).
is the stator inductance (Henry).
is the magnetizing inductance (Henry).
is the rotor inductance referred to stator (Henry).
is the total leakage factor of the induction motor.
is the rotor time constant (sec).
and are the stator d- and q-axis voltages (Volts).
and are the stator d- and q-axis currents (Amperes).
is the d-axis rated current.
is the maximum phase current (peak) of the motor (Amperes).
is the d-axis flux linkage of the stator (Weber).
is the q-axis flux linkage of the stator (Weber).
is the d-axis flux linkage of the rotor (Weber).
is the q-axis flux linkage of the rotor (Weber).
is the electrical slip speed of the rotor (Radians/ sec).
is the mechanical slip speed of the rotor (Radians/ sec).
is the electrical speed corresponding to frequency of stator voltages (Radians/ sec).
is the rotor mechanical speed (Radians/ sec).
is the rotor electrical speed (Radians/ sec).
is the mechanical base speed of the motor (Radians/ sec).
is the electromechanical torque produced by the motor (Nm).
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