Speed and rotor time constant estimation via MRAS strategy for induction motor drives

This paper deals with simultaneous estimation of induction motor speed and its inverse rotor time constant for sensorless induction machine drive purposes. The proposed algorithm is based on the model reference adaptive system theory (MRAS). The simulation results seem to be very satisfactory for a large wide of supply frequency and torque load.

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