Analysis reveals that transient stability affects position and speed errors in sensorless control of IPMSMs, suggesting compensation strategies to enhance performance.
The transient performance of sensorless control for interior permanent magnet synchronous motors (IPMSMs), based on back-electromotive force (back-EMF) estimation, is a critical factor in ensuring the high reliability of motor drive systems. Although rotor speed and position can be accurately estimated under steady-state conditions, estimation errors tend to increase during transient states such as acceleration, deceleration, and load torque variations. The enhancement of transient stability is closely related to the overshoot in the estimated position and speed errors. In this paper, the maximum overshoot of the estimated position and speed errors during transient operation is analyzed. Furthermore, compensation strategies are proposed to reduce the magnitude of these overshoots. The effectiveness of the proposed sensorless control method is validated through comparative analysis with existing approaches.
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Dongwoo Lee (2025) studied this question.
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