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Decoupled Modeling and Nonlinear Speed Control for Five-Phase PM Motor Under Single-Phase Open Fault

Fault-tolerant control of a five-phase (5Ph) permanent magnet (PM) motor has been recently widely studied, however decoupled modeling under faulty conditions is discussed in less details. In this paper, decoupled model of the 5Ph PM motor under single-phase open fault is investigated and based on the proposed model field oriented control (FOC) is applied to the motor. The proposed model is based on the concept of preserving values of fundamental magnetic motive force (MMF) and back electromotive force (EMF) under single-phase open fault, the same as in healthy case, along with keeping equal torque equation at fundamental rotating space. Nevertheless, the output torque still presents some noises due to third harmonics of air-gap flux and system uncertainties, and to cope with those disturbances, sliding mode control (SMC) is proposed in the speed loop to improve the speed performance. The proposed SMC contains a PI controller and a chattering term, and thus it can be easily tuned. The decoupled model is verified by transient finite element analysis finite element analysis (FEA) and further experiment results are presented to confirm the effectiveness of the proposed control strategy.