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7. Simulation and experimental results<br />

7.3. Steady state behaviour<br />

The simulation and experimental results obtained in steady state for the system<br />

described in the previous chapter are presented in Fig. 7.3-Fig. 7.20.<br />

The first part of these graphs (Fig. 7.3.-Fig. 7.11) corresponds to the system<br />

with measured speed taken to the feedback and coordinate transformation. These<br />

investigations have been performed to show the behaviour of the FOC system,<br />

without influence of the speed estimation. In these graphs estimated speed, stator<br />

phase current, rotor flux component and electromagnetic torque are shown, for<br />

different values of the mechanical speed and load torque. Note that the bahaviour of<br />

the system in steady state is correct and the simulation results are similar to the<br />

experimental ones.<br />

The second part of graphs (Fig. 7.12-Fig. 7.20) corresponds to the system with<br />

estimated speed taken to the feedback and coordinate transformation. These results<br />

confirm the good behaviour of neural network speed estimator.<br />

Figure 7.3 Steady state for the induction motor controlled via FOC with the encoder<br />

speed signal taken to feedback and transformation ( ω m = 0.1p.<br />

u ; m L = 0 p.<br />

u ).<br />

Experimental and simulation results:<br />

1) estimated speed, 2) stator phase current, 3) rotor flux component,<br />

4) electromagnetic torque.<br />

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