Abstract
As the key sensor of Electric Vehicle Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine (PMSM) drive system, the current sensor usually occurs gain and offset fault, and the fault will directly affect the performance and stability of PMSM drive system. Therefore, the inverter nonlinearity dead-time compensation method is first investigated allowing for parasitic capacitor effect, and the proposed method are compared with the traditional dead-time compensation method, moreover, the technical advantages are all validated via experimental results, the fault diagnosis accuracy problem of current sensor caused by the inverter nonlinearity induced offset voltage between inverter reference and output voltage are cleverly solved. Then, the differential algebraic based fault diagnosis method and adaptive fault-tolerant control strategy are presented. An integrated solution of PMSM drive system is innovatively proposed integrated the proposed dead-time compensation method with proposed differential algebraic based fault diagnosis method and adaptive fault-tolerant control strategy together. At last, system simulation and dSPACE based experimental test are implemented to validate the feasibility and effectiveness of proposed integrated solution of PMSM drive system and the conclusions are shown.
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