Abstract
ABSTRACT To enhance the rotor radial displacement identification accuracy of a bearingless induction motor (BIM) in displacement sensorless control, a displacement sensorless control strategy based on modified high-frequency signal injection is proposed. Firstly, a BIM flux linkage equation is analyzed, and by integrating the principle of the conventional high-frequency signal injection method, a self-detection model for the BIM rotor radial displacement is established. Secondly, a cascade notch filter and a low-pass filter are used in the signal demodulation process of the modified high-frequency signal injection. This strategy enables the DC component relevant to rotor displacement to be extracted from the high-frequency current，and obtains the rotor radial displacement equations. Finally, compared with the conventional high-frequency signal injection control, the proposed BIM displacement sensorless control system based on the modified high-frequency signal injection has higher displacement identification accuracy under different operation conditions, such as no-load, sudden load, and radial displacement mutation, as shown in simulation and experimental results. Overall, the motor performs well in terms of speed and suspension.
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