Improvements in the motion accuracy of Linear Switched Reluctance Motors

During the last decade, the linear switched reluctance motor (LSRM) has become popular due to its structural simplicity, robustness and high power density. However, its significant torque ripple creates difficulty on precision motion control. This paper aims to develop a robust control system to imp...

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description During the last decade, the linear switched reluctance motor (LSRM) has become popular due to its structural simplicity, robustness and high power density. However, its significant torque ripple creates difficulty on precision motion control. This paper aims to develop a robust control system to improve the motion accuracy of LSRMs. The LSRM prototype is firstly investigated to study its force and current relationship. With the help of software, LSRM motion tests are simulated before real experiment. The significant improvement on position control strongly proves the success of the proposal. After that, the experimental result applying on the real prototype closely matches the simulation result. In order to enhance the LSRM robustness and the position tracking responses, another fuzzy logic controller is newly designed and implemented to supervise the traditional proportional-differential (PD) control parameters. Combining the inner control loop on current force relationship and the outer control loop on PD parameter supervision, the LSRM system in this project is very robust and capable to provide a high precision motion performance.
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