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Abstract-This paper presents a mathematical model of a inverter uses transistors for low power drives and thyristors for
three-phase Brnshless DC motor based on precise speed control high power drives. The Hall Effect sensor is mounted on the
methodology with ideal Back EMF on MA TLAB/Simulink motor shaft [3]. Most of the BLDC motors have three hall
platform. In this scheme, eqnivalent ontpnt of three hall sensors sensors [4]. When the rotor magnetic poles pass near the hall
determine the rotor position at any instant of time and sensor, they give a high or low signal, indicating the passing
accordingly switch the six step inverter to drive the motor. The
of the north or South Pole near the sensors. Based on the
model is based on phase voltage and electromagnetic torque
combination of the three hall sensor signals, the exact
eqnation. Fnrther analysis has been carried ont with transfer
function to achieve desired level of performance. Moreover, the
sequence of commutation can be determined and this signal is
ideal Back EMF is also derived from mechanical speed and sent to the drive circuitry of the inverter circuit [13]. Table I
mechanical angle of the rotor. A wide variation of speed control shows the Hall Effect signal values. In response to these
is accomplished with a PI controller dne to its simple control signals, the inverter allows the flow of current to stator phase
structure and ease of implementation. The final analysis on the windings in a controlled sequence so that motor produces the
speed-torqne characteristics for the designed Brnshless DC desired torque and speed. The construction of a conventional
motor show quite satisfactory output for varying (0-20 N-m) load BLDC motor is shown in Fig.l.
torqne applications.
BLDC motors are used in industries such as automotive,
Keywords-Brushless DC motor, Back EMF, Hall sensors, PI aerospace, medical, robotics, industrial automation equipment
controller, electromagnetic torque. etc [5]. This motor has many advantages over brushed DC
motor and induction motor. These are (i) the brushless
machines require less maintenance, (ii) Electric noise
1. INTRODUCTION generation is low, (iii) Brushless motors have low inertia which
improves dynamic response, (iv) Better speed versus torque
Electrical motors are consuming almost half of all the characteristics, (v) Long operating life, (vi) High efficiency [1]
follow.
electrical energy used in the world. Most of the times motors
found in all appliances are either single phase induction
motors or brushed dc motors, which have low efficiency and
high maintenance. Single phase induction motors are less II. MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF BLDC MOTOR
efficient because of the ohmic loss in the rotor. But this type
of loss can be reduced in Brushless DC (BLDC) motor due to
the absence of brush and mechanical commutation [l]. BLDC The equivalent circuit of BLDC motor shown in Fig.2 in
motors are one type of synchronous motor, because the rotor this motor there is a permanent magnet mounted on the rotor
magnetic field and stator magnetic field rotate with same and has three stator phase windings in star connection. The
frequency. BLDC motors are available in single phase, two motor is fed by three phase voltage source. Not only
phase and three phase configurations. But the three phase sinusoidal but also square wave or even any other wave
configuration is commonly used [2]. BLDC motor is shaped source voltage can be applied. The modeling of the
constructed with a permanent magnet rotor and wire wound BLDC motor is based on some assumptions: (i) The motor is
stator poles. Due to the absence of brush and commutator this not saturated and should be operated with the rated current. (ii)
motor requires inverter and rotor position sensor. Hall effect The resistances of the three stator phase windings are equal.
sensors are commonly used for sensing rotor position. The
TABLE 1. HALL EFFECT SIGNALS
Stator Windings
'\", Switching Interval Degree HI H2 H3
Hall sensors 0·60 1 0 1
60·120 0 0 1
Shaft
120·180 0 I 1
180·240 0 1 0
300·360 1 0 0
(iii) Self inductance and mutual inductance are constant. (iv)
Iron and stray losses are negligible. (v) Three phases are
balanced one. (vi) Uniform air gap. (vii) Hysteresis and eddy
current losses are not considered. (viii) Semiconductor
switches are ideal.
The model of the armature winding for the BLDC motor Pha.seB
is expressed as follows:
dia
Vra = R"La + L dt + ea (1)
dib
TT
Vb = R'Lb + L -+ eb (2)
dt I I
die
L dt + I I
TT
Vc = R'lc + ec (3) I I I
[][
Equation of each phase as follows:
in matrix form:
ea k.w.fCB)
= (5)
2IT
Va R +pL o eb = k.w.fCB - 3) (6)
2IT
_
Vb - 0 R +pL (4) ee = k.w·fCB +3) (7)
Vc 0 o
where,
k is the Back EMF constant [v/rad/s].
d
where, p 1TI ' presents Jj'
. the matnx 8 is the electrical rotor angle.
co is the mechanical speed of the rotor [rad/s].
laCs) 1
So =-- (8)
, VaCs)- eaCs) R + Ls
1
(9)
VbCS)- ebCs) R + Ls
IcCs) 1
(10)
R + Ls
iaea+ibeb+icec labe
Te = = eabc
w
S3 S6 + Vd/2
Vb
S6 S3 - Vd/2
Ss S2 + Vd/2
Vc
S2 Ss - Vd/2
A. inverter
The three phase inverter has six power switches, two on
each phase leg which are connected to a DC voltage source,
Fig.5. Three Phase MOSFET - Based Inverter. supplying the input voltage to the three phase BLDC motor.
The gating signals given to the inverter circuit are sequenced
2
where, J is the rotor inertia, [kgm ], and B is damping constant at 60° intervals of the motor cycle as explained by Table II
and TL is load torque in N-m. where each MOSFET conducts for a duration of 120°. The
inverter is developed using the following logical equations
The resultant torque is: (15), (16), (17) where SI through S6 represent the logical state
dw of the switches, i.e., logic 1 for ON and logic 0 for OFF.
Te - TL = ] - + Bw
dt (15)
Again using Laplace transformation and we will get
transfer function: (16)
2
1 (17)
(14)
Te(s)-h(s) Is+e
where, Vd is the DC-link voltage.
v.
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BukBIf
B
Rotor Spt'ed (RPM)
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TABLE III. RATINGS AND PARAMETERS OF BLDC MOTOR
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