Design and Simulation of a Switched Reluctance Motor Using Sensor Less Control System

Design and Simulation of a Switched Reluctance Motor Using Sensorless Control System

Asst.Prof. K. M.Dhenge1, Mr. Manish Dhawale2, Ms. .Khushi Khetade3, Ms. Samiksha Khairkar4, Ms. Sippy Gajbhiye5
1Project Guide, Department of Electrical Engineering KDK College of Engineering, Nagpur, India

2345Students, Department of Electrical Engineering KDK College of Engineering, Nagpur, India

Abstract— This paper mainly introduces the acquisition of the position information of the switched reluctance motor through the inductance, which can make the switched reluctance motor (SRM) correct commutation. The main method is to apply high-frequency and low-duty pulse voltages to the two non-conducting phases of the switched reluctance motor when the motor is in low-speed operation, so that the non-conducting phase generates a response current through the rising slope of the response current The current change rate is obtained by the difference with the falling slope, and then the current change rate is converted into inductance through a formula, and whether the inductance reaches the inductance threshold is judged whether it reaches the commutation position, and the motor is subjected to timely and accurate commutation processing. This method is realized by MATLAB/Simulink simulation, and combined with the high-speed inductance method obtained by the flux ratio current, to realize the position sensorless technology combined with the inductance method in the full speed cycle, and the simulation verifies that the low-speed and high-speed algorithms can be smooth Switch, and can realize its commutation control function, and It provides simulation support for applications such as lawn mower.

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Keywords— Switched reluctance motor, Inductance, Pulse injection, No position sensor etc.