Kd. Hurst et Tg. Habetler, A COMPARISON OF SPECTRUM ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES FOR SENSORLESS SPEED DETECTION IN INDUCTION MACHINES, IEEE transactions on industry applications, 33(4), 1997, pp. 898-905
This paper compares digital spectrum estimation techniques which can b
e used to extract speed information from rotor slot and eccentricity h
armonics contained in the stator current. In previous work, speed-rela
ted current harmonics have been shown to improve the performance of ex
isting back-EMF-based sensorless schemes, since these harmonics are pa
rameter independent and exist at virtually any nonzero speed. Digital
filtering, however, requires a minimum data sampling time in order to
achieve the desired resolution. The contribution of this paper is to d
etermine the optimal method for accurately extracting the speed-relate
d harmonics in the least amount of time. Several digital signal proces
sing algorithms are investigated, including the fast Fourier transform
and other traditional methods, as well as parametric techniques which
can provide improved spectrum estimation for short data records. Each
approach is evaluated on the criteria of accuracy, robustness, and co
mputation time given a short data record.