Regularization-Theory-Based Fast Torque Tracking Method for Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines

With the rapid growth of interior permanent magnet synchronous machines in electric vehicle applications, there is a need to generate torque tracking look-up tables that can both track the torque command and implement maximum torque per ampere (MTPA)/maximum torque per volt (MTPV). So far, most torque tracking methods require a large amount of test points, giving rise to long test time and workloads. This article proposes a fast torque tracking MTPA/MTPV look-up table generating method to improve the efficiency. The proposed method is based on a machine learning regularization theory, using an L1/L2 regularization to establish a data-driven torque tracking model. Then, a Lagrange dual principle is introduced to solve the unknown parameters, so that the look-up tables of optimal dq-axis currents are yielded by a global optimization solver. Experimental results show that the proposed method can generate the look-up tables with the same accuracy as classical methods, but requires less test points and testing time. As a result, the testing work loads are reduced, as the time cost is only 10%-15% of the classical methods.

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With the rapid growth of interior permanent magnet synchronous machines in electric vehicle applications, a fast and efficient method is proposed in this article to generate torque tracking look-up tables. The method is based on machine learning regularization theory and uses L1/L2 regularization to establish a data-driven torque tracking model. Experimental results show that the proposed method can achieve the same accuracy as classical methods with reduced test points and testing time.