This paper presents an efficient method to optimize the energy absorbed by an induction motor in transient state via optimal control, under the field-oriented control technique. This approach consists of minimizing a cost function by gathering the sum of the copper losses inside the machine, and as a consequence, an optimal rotor flux used in the direct field oriented control is deduced. This set value is obtained by taking into account some dynamic constraints linking flux and speed through a reduced model of the machine. The effectiveness of the proposed strategy is verified by several simulation tests using MATLAB/Simulink.
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