PROCEDE AMELIORE DE REDUCTION ACTIVE DES PULSATIONS DE COUPLE POUR DES CHARGES PULSANTES ENTRAINEES PAR DES MACHINES A INDUCTION
Mots-clés :
Contrôle de couple actif, Machine à induction, Observateur basé à Luenberger, Contrôle sans paramètres mécaniquesRésumé
Une stratégie de réduction active des pulsations de couple en ligne pour les systèmes de rotation avec un couple de charge dépendant de la position (comme les charges basées sur le vilebrequin) entraînées par des machines à induction connectées au réseau est proposée. La stratégie de contrôle nécessite des informations sur la vitesse du système et le couple de la machine à induction. Aucun paramètre rigide n'est nécessaire pour la stratégie de contrôle en boucle fermée. Le principe théorique est simulé et validé expérimentalement.
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