These research results concern the concept of applying the Extended Luenberger Observer (ELO) with additional estimation of rotor resistance for the implementation of the current sensor (CS) fault-tolerant control of induction motor drive. Additionally, a modification of the ELO has been implemented to enhance the quality of the stator current estimation, even in the case of a faulty CS. The study investigates the quality of stator current estimation in the absence of faults or in the case of a fault occurring in one of the two CSS. The simulation results confirm the high effectiveness of the proposed solution on a wide range of speed variations.
The data used in this research are attached and contain the transient signals obtained from simulations described as follows:
Description of the file notation:
mea - measured values
real - ideal values (without measurement noise)
emlo - values estimated by the EMLO estimator
c - values used in the control structure and observer, calculated based on measured and estimated values
ref - reference values
IM - values in the induction motor model
H - both sensors intact
A/B - damaged sensor in a given phase
M - motoring operation mode
R - regenerating operation mode
m100 - load torque value [%]
w100 - speed reference value [%]
k180 - wsp k0 = 1.8
(2025-02-19)