This paper presents the real-time implementation of a bi input-extended Kalman filter (EKF) (BI-EKF)-based estimator in order to overcome the simultaneous estimation problem of the variations in stator resistanceRsand rotor resistanceRr' aside from the load torquetLand all states required for the speed-sensorless control of induction motors (IMs) in the wide speed range. BI-EKF algorithm consists of a single EKF algorithm using consecutively two inputs based on two extended IM models developed for the simultaneous estimation ofRr' andRs. Therefore, from the point of real-time implementation, it requires less memory than previous EKF-based studies exploiting two separate EKF algorithms for the same aim. By using the measured stator phase voltages and currents, the developed estimation algorithm is tested with real-time experiments under challenging variations ofRs,Rr', andtLin a wide speed range; the results obtained from BI-EKF reveal significant improvement in the all estimated states and parameters when compared with those of the single EKFs estimating onlyRr' orRs.
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