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Sensorless control of induction motors by reduced order observer with MCA EXIN+ based adaptive speed estimationCirrincione et al., 2007
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- Cirrincione M
- Pucci M
- Cirrincione G
- Capolino G
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- IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
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This paper presents a sensorless technique for high-performance induction machine drives based on neural networks. It proposes a reduced order speed observer where the speed is estimated with a new generalized least-squares technique based on the minor component …
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