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Flux Profiling Control-Based Noise and Vibration Reduction of SR Motor for Automobile Traction Drive

A main source producing noise and vibration in a switched reluctance motor is time variation of radial force acting on stator tooth during excitation period. Based on this principle, two different control are examined and compared in this paper. One is two-stage commutation method well-known as active vibration cancellation technique and the other is flux profiling control. The flux profiling control proposed in this study considers an increased degree of freedom of flux profile with superposition of lower order harmonics. The parameters for flux profile are optimized by genetic algorithm to minimize vibration and acoustic noise while keeping target torque and minimizing power loss as well as torque ripple. Experimental studies on drive performance comparisons under different control using 50kW three-phase 18/12 test motor are carried out. As a result, the proposed control employing the optimized flux profile works better than the conventional two stage commutation method in terms of higher motor efficiency, reduced noise and vibration, and less torque pulsation.