PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT ON MOTOR BLDC SPEED CONTROLLER BY USING MULTI CONTROLLER WITH SUMMATION TECHNIQUE

  • Widjonarko Electrical Engineering, Engineering Faculty, Universitas Jember
  • Cries Renewable Energy Engineering, Politeknik Negeri Jember
  • Setya Widyawan Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (ECE), National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
  • Bayu Renewable Energy Engineering, Politeknik Negeri Jember
Keywords: ANN, BLDC motor, fuzzy, PID, summation speed controller

Abstract


BLDC motor is the most widely used in the industrial world, especially in electric vehicles. With this increasing demand, a variety of research topics emerged in BLDC motors. One popular research is on BLDC motor speed control topics to maintain speed for its application, such as intelligent cruise technology in electric cars and conveyors for line assembly. However, from several existing studies, the BLDC Motor controller still uses a single controller model. The controller's output is purely from the controller without any improvement in characteristics and has a problem with the oscillating speed setpoint (error problem). In this study, the researcher proposed a combining control with the concept of summation output to handle this problem. With this concept, the control techniques used can improve each other so that better control can be produced following the control system assessment parameters. The authors used a Fuzzy Logic Controller, Artificial Neural Network (ANN), and PID, which were combined and obtained seven control systems. The results show that the control system can improve several parameters using the summation concept from the seven controllers model. It has a positive overall correlation when viewed in terms of the difference between the Error and the setpoint or MAE (Mean Absolute Error) as parameter assessment.

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Published
2021/10/19
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Original Scientific Paper