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Comparison of Different Rules Based Fuzzy Logic Controller for PMSM Drives

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Author	Bajpai, Deepa Mandal, Abhijit
Copyright Year	2015
Abstract	An electric drive performance is paramount for crucial motion application and greatly influenced by capabilities of controller. For high performance application, vector control technique is normally applied with the permanent magnet induction motor (PMSM) drive. Instead of conventional PID controller fuzzy logic controller (FLC) has been widely used for such application. However, the real time computational burden is directly influencing by size of rule-based of FLC, which subsequently restricts its application with the processors of limited speed and memory. The performance of drive and the number of rule base are inversely with each other. It is evident that don’t equally participate all the rules in the response and can be reduced for simplicity which utilizing less computational resources. In this paper, presented for three different rule based namely 49, 25and 9 rules for the performance of vector controlled PMSM drives. The performance of the drive has been investigated for speed control at load and at no load. With larger FLC rule base the performance of drive system is found superior as compared to the lesser rules at the cost of large computational resources and speed.
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