Fuzzy Predictive Force Control (FPFC) for Speed Sensorless Control of Single-side Linear Induction Motor
Abstract
In this paper a model fuzzy predictive force control (FPFC) for the speed sensorless control of a single-side linear induction motor (SLIM) is proposed. The main purpose of of predictive control is minimizing the difference between the future output and reference values. This control method has a lower force ripple and a higher convergence speed in comparison to conventional predictive force control (CPFC). In this paper, CPFC and FPFC are applied to a linear induction motor and their results are compared. The results show that this control method has better performance in comparison to the conventional predictive control method.
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linear induction motor(LIM), predictive force control (PFC), fuzzy logic, estimation, speed controlDownloads
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