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Fuzzy Variable Structure Speed Control for Induction Motor

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  • Journal of Control Engineering and Technology

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  • 2013

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This paper presents a speed controlled algorithm of the induction motor. Speed change of the induction motor is nonlinear dynamic process. In the scheme, using fuzzy linear fitting method through the local subsets is connected to construct integrated system model. Based on the difference between the reference vector and the speed vector of the induction motor under fuzzy model identified, a variable structure control to modulate the motor speed is achieved, the presented controller has robustness for the external disturbance and the system uncertainty, and the output speed of the motor can fast achieve the command speed. Simulation results show that the control plan is excellent.
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