Novel fault diagnosis approach enhances diagnostic accuracy in permanent magnet synchronous motors, indicating improved features extraction and identification capabilities.
Abstract To address the limitations of conventional feature extraction methods in capturing fault information from operational current signals, the paper proposes a novel fault diagnosis method for permanent magnet synchronous motor(PMSM). The approach integrates markov transition field(MTF) image fusion, a newton raphson based optimization(NRBO), and a stochastic configuration network(SCN). Firstly, a high-fidelity simulation model of the PMSM is developed, and the three-phase current signals are extracted as the effective fault indicators. Secondly, the three-phase current signals are transformed into two-dimensional MTF images, which are then fused into RGB images. Thirdly, extract the color, shape and texture features of MTF fused images separately to construct feature vectors of fault information. Finally, to enhance classification accuracy, the SCN model is optimized using the NRBO algorithm, improving its generalization and fault identification capabilities. The extracted fault feature vectors are then input into the NRBO-SCN model for fault identification. Comparative experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method achieves highest diagnostic accuracy and robustness relative to existing approaches, thereby providing an effective solution for the accurate identification of PMSM faults.
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