Abstract
In single current sensor (SCS) methods, different phase currents should be acquired sequentially under the duration time of specific voltage vectors within each switching period. The sampling asynchronization caused due to sampling delay will inevitably result in the increase of phase current reconstruction error and deteriorate the control performance. According to the fundamental expression formula of three-phase currents in permanent magnet synchronous motor drives, the sampling-delay error (SDE) occurring in the traditional SCS techniques is analyzed in this article. It is demonstrated that the error oscillates at the stator electrical frequency, with the amplitude affected by both the switching frequency and motor speed. Correspondingly, a novel compensation method based on a <i>δ–γ</i> reference frame is presented. There is a simple proportional relationship between <i>δ</i>- and <i>γ</i>-axis error component after filtering the ac component by a notch filter. As a result, the SDE can be easily eliminated without extra complex compensation algorithms introduced. The prominent feature of the proposed method is that it is developed without necessity of motor parameters when compared with previous compensation techniques, making it a more robust solution. Several experimental results are provided to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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