15th Triennial World Congress of the International Federation of Automatic Control
  Barcelona, 21–26 July 2002 
ADAPTIVE SPEED CONTROL WITH FRICTION COMPENSATION FOR SEMI-CURRENT-FED INDUCTION MOTORS
Kuang-Yow Lian, Cheng-Yao Hung, Jeih-Jang Liou and Peter Liu
Department of Electrical Engineering
Chung-Yuan Christian University
Chung-Li. 32023 TAIWAN
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Email: lian@dec.ee.cycu.edu.tw

In this paper, the speed control problem of induction motors is considered based on a semi-current-fed model considering the LuGre dynamic friction model. A double-observer structure is used to estimate different nonlinear effects of the immeasurable friction state. For the semi-current-fed model, either a bounded current-loop control force and a finite integral of current tracking error are assumed which relaxes the traditional strict assumption of an ideal current-loop. In practical experiments, it is assumed that the rotor resistance, torque load, and friction parameters are unknown.
Keywords: Induction motors, friction, adaptive control, observers, speed control
Session slot T-We-M03: Applications of Adaptive Control/Area code 3b : Adaptive Control and Tuning