Impact of Sliding Mode Control on the Diagnosis Defaults


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This paper presents the study of impact of sliding mode control speed on the diagnosis process in a short circuit stator. The sliding mode controller is model based approach used to improve the robustness of the control low despite the high influence of the motor parameters and to illustrate the good performance of this technique. These modes of regulators are insensitive with the parametric variation. However, we present a methodology of monitoring of defaults of short-circuits to the stator of a synchronous motor permanent magnet.
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Diagnosis; Synchronous Motor; Sliding Mode; Short-Circuits

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