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Pareto Analysis of Electro-Mechanical Variables in Predictive Control of Drives

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Variable speed drives are often controlled by a double-loop scheme in which a proportional integral controller takes on the speed loop. The tuning of this loop is a complex job. In most cases just mechanical variables are considered for tuning. This paper presents a new Pareto analysis incorporating mechanical and electrical variables. A state of the art finite state model predictive controller is used for stator current control. The analysis is performed using experimental data from a five-phase induction motor and considers considering commonly found performance indicators derived from experimental data. The results show undocumented connections between those performance indicators. The analysis not only helps in PI tuning but, more importantly, prompts for a revision of the methods usually utilized to report performance enhancements of new methods.

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Pareto Analysis of Electro-Mechanical Variables in Predictive Control of Drives

Author: Garrido Satué, Manuel; Arahal, Manuel R.; Ortega Linares, Manuel Gil
Publisher: MDPI
Year: 2025
DOI: 10.3390/machines13020150
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Recei ed: 16 Decembe 2024
Re ised: 24 Janua y 2025
Accep ed: 9 Feb ua y 2025
Published: 15 Feb ua y 2025
Ci a ion: Sa ué, M.G.; A ahal, M.R.;
O ega, M.G. Pa e o Analysis o
Elec o-Mechanical Va iables in
P edic i e Con ol o D i es. Machines
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10.3390/machines13020150
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Pa e o Analysis o Elec o-Mechanical Va iables in P edic i e
Con ol o D i es
Manuel G. Sa ué †, Manuel R. A ahal *,† and Manuel G. O ega
Depa amen o de Ingenie ía de Sis emas y Au omá ica, Uni e sidad de Se illa, E-41092 Se ille, Spain
*Co espondence: [email p o ec ed]
†These au ho s con ibu ed equally o his wo k.
Abs ac : Va iable speed d i es a e o en con olled by a double-loop scheme in which
a p opo ional in eg al con olle akes on he speed loop. The uning o his loop is a
complex job. In mos cases jus mechanical a iables a e conside ed o uning. This pape
p esen s a new Pa e o analysis inco po a ing mechanical and elec ical a iables. A s a e o
he a ini e s a e model p edic i e con olle is used o s a o cu en con ol. The analysis
is pe o med using expe imen al da a om a i e-phase induc ion mo o and conside s
conside ing commonly ound pe o mance indica o s de i ed om expe imen al da a.
The esul s show undocumen ed connec ions be ween hose pe o mance indica o s. The
analysis no only helps in PI uning bu , mo e impo an ly, p omp s o a e ision o he
me hods usually u ilized o epo pe o mance enhancemen s o new me hods.
Keywo ds: mul iphase sys em; PI uning; p edic i e con ol; a iable speed d i e
1. In oduc ion
Va iable speed d i es o en use a double con ol loop whe e he ou e one is de o ed o
mechanical speed and he inne one o s a o cu en con ol [
1
]. The cu en loop is much
as e equi ing ac ion on he Vol age Sou ce In e e (VSI) abou e e y 50 mic oseconds [
2
].
This egula es he mo o cu en s which, in u n, p oduce a o que o manage he mechanical
speed [
3
]. Recen ly, Fini e S a e Model P edic i e Con ol (FSMPC) has been p oposed
o cu en con ol, which does no equi e modula ion such as PWM, ins ead he VSI
s a e is di ec ly se by he inne con olle [
4
]. This has been epo ed as p o iding a
high bandwid h con ol o s a o cu en s, bene i ing he d i e ope a ion [
5
,
6
]. In FSMPC,
he con ol signal is de i ed om he op imiza ion o a cos unc ion (CF). The p oblem o
uning, howe e , was s ill an issue. In pa icula , uning o he Weigh ing Fac o s (WF) o
he FSMPC needs some wo k.
In FSMPC, he in e ac ion o he in e io loop wi h he speed loop is conduc ed
ollowing he Indi ec Field O ien ed Con ol (IFOC) scheme. The me hod equi es an
app oxima e knowledge o he ime cons an o he o o ci cui o ensu e s abili y [
7
,
8
].
Following hese wo ks, some a ia ions ha e appea ed o senso less ope a ion [
9
] and
o he a ia ions [
10
]. Howe e , in mos cases, he unde lying models do no include
non-ideali ies such as nonlinea beha io o he mo o , VSI+modula ion beha io and
mechanical speed sensing ia inc emen al encode s [11,12].
In he absence o be e models, o ins ance, he inclusion o non-ideali ies, esea che s
and p ac i ione s ha e u ned o he expe imen al app oach o con olle uning. Me a-
heu is ic op imisa ion algo i hms [
13
], uzzy [
14
] and neu al app oaches [
15
] a e some o
he p oposed echniques epo ed in he li e a u e. These mos ly ely on da a bu do no
p o ide insigh ega ding ade-o s.
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One pa icula ype o machine ha has ecei ed pa icula a en ion is mul i-phase
mo o s. Howe e , i has been epo ed ha hei in insic ad an ages a e somehow hin-
de ed by inc eased complexi y, bu hei combina ion wi h FSMPC has made hem mo e
a ac i e. P io o his accumula i e app oach, he in e ac ion among phases made uning
mo e complex, equi ing ou p opo ional in eg al (PI) con olle s and a modula ion such
as PWM [
16
]. The decomposi ion o s a o cu en s in o a o que ela ed space (
α−β
) and
se e al ha monic spaces (
xj−yj
,
j≥
1) is a challenge o con ol design [
17
]. The numbe
o phases makes each case di e en . Howe e , o FSMPC he same simple s uc u e can be
used o any numbe o phases [
18
], and, in gene al, i s lexibili y goes beyond ha . Fo in-
s ance, some new modula ion schemes a e now possible [
19
,
20
]. In addi ion, mul i-phase
sys ems o e be e aul - ole an possibili ies [
21
]. Howe e , i s lexibili y comes a he
p ice o highe dependence on he model [
22
] and he need o uning o he weigh ing
ac o s (WF).
These new de elopmen s can po en ially a ec he uning o he ou e loop. Howe e ,
some aspec s ha e p o en di icul o model and la e ea . Fo ins ance, he delay in o-
duced by VSI modula ion [23], esul s in sa u a ion o some a iables, delay and ipple in
he speed sensing om inc emen al encode s, e c.
In addi ion o he abo e in o ma ion, some pe o mance indica o s lay somehow
be ween he mechanical and he elec ical ealms. This is he case o he o que ipple [
13
],
which plays an impo an ole in applica ions o pe o mance and main enance issues [
24
].
Howe e , i is dis ega ded by mos s udies dealing wi h uning o he ou e loop. This
is mo i a ed by he lack o equa ions o connec his igu e o me i wi h he ou e loop
con ol pa ame e s ha would allow o he uning op ions [25].
In his con ex , he ein, we p opose a new Pa e o analysis inco po a ing mechanical and
elec ical a iables. The analysis seeks links o ade-o s be ween pe o mance indica o s
as p e iously des ibed in [
26
–
28
]. Wi hou his, i can be a gued ha , he ela i e me i s
o any uning a e obscu ed. A educ ion in he se o pe o mance indica o s is p oposed
o ou e loop assessmen . This se is compu ed o di e en unings so as o ob ain an
app oxima ion o he Pa e o on by means o emo ing he domina ed solu ions. This
es ablishes a base-line agains which any p oposed enhancemen should be con as ed.
The s uc u e o he es o he pape is as ollows. The nex sec ion in oduces he
con ol s uc u e o mul iphase d i es conside ed in he analysis. The expe imen al se up
is hen p esen ed in Sec ion 3. In Sec ion 4, he discussion o he esul s is p esen ed.
Sec ion 5ends his pape .
2. Ma e ials and Me hods
Pa e o analysis uses expe imen al da a ob ained om p edic i e con ol o a a iable-
speed d i e. The ma e ials used a e p esen ed below. The main me hods equi e explana-
ion a e ela ed o he con ol s uc u e and da a-ga he ing p ocesses. These a e p esen ed
in Sec ions 2.2–2.4.
2.1. Expe imen al Se up
The me hodology o Pa e o analysis consis s o ga he ing da a om an expe imen al
se up. The se up is a es -bed o a iable-speed d i e con ol. I s main elemen s a e
lis ed below.
• A i e-phase Induc ion Machine ha is ed by a ol age sou ce in e e .
•
A i e-phase VSI ha has been cus om-made using wo SKS 22F modules (SEMIKRON
DANFOSS, Nü nbe g, Baye n, Ge many).
• Hall e ec senso s LH25-NP o s a o cu en s (LEM, Gene a, Swi ze land).
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•
An op ical encode coupled o he o a ing sha o he machine om which eloci y
es ima es a e ob ained. These es ima es a e used in he IFOC scheme o con ol he
mechanical speed o he IM.
•
A TMS320F28335 (Texas Ins umen s, Dallas, TX, USA) digi al signal p ocesso ha
con ains he con ol p og am.
•
A di ec cu en (DC) mo o ha is coaxial wi h he induc ion mo o and capable o
p oducing an opposing o que. This allows he in oduc ion o a load o he sys em.
These elemen s a e connec ed ia he me hod shown in Figu e 1, whe e a diag am
wi h pho og aphs is shown. Also, Table 1p o ides he pa ame e s o he induc ion mo o .
These pa ame e s a e needed o he p edic i e model.
DIGITAL
SIGNAL
PROCESSOR
POWER ELECTRONIC
CONVERTERS
DC MOTOR 5-PHASE IM
i
Swi ching Signals
Posi ion Encode
DC MOTOR
DRIVE
RS232
Se ial Po s
Figu e 1. Diag am and pho og aphs o he labo a o y se up used in he expe imen s.
Table 1. Values o he i e-phase mo o pa ame e s.
Pa ame e Value Uni
S a o esis ance, Rs12.85 Ω
Ro o esis ance, R 4.80 Ω
S a o leakage induc ance, Lls 79.93 mH
Ro o leakage induc ance, Ll 79.93 mH
Mu ual induc ance, LM681.7 mH
Ro a ional ine ia, Jm0.02 kg m2
Numbe o pai s o poles, P3 -
Di ec cu en ol age VDC 300 V
Ra ed cu en In2.5 A
Ra ed powe Pn1000 W
In addi ion o hese elemen s, he me hodology o da a ga he ing is p esen ed be-
low. In pa icula , he ollowing p ocedu es a e explained: he me hod o d i e con ol,
he me hod o s a o cu en con ol, and he igu es o me i used in Pa e o analysis.
2.2. D i e Con ol
The con ol scheme using a PI o speed con ol and FSMPC o s a o cu en con-
ol is p esen ed in Figu e 2. The ou e loop (speed) uses a PÌ as he con olle o he
mechanical speed (
ω
). The inne loop uses a p edic i e block o he con ol s a o cu en
(
is
). The s uc u e is de i ed om he IFOC scheme, p o iding independen con ol o he
o o lux and o que. The e e ence alue o he o o lux is used o de i e cu en
i∗
d
ha
magne izes he mo o . The alue o quad a u e cu en
i∗
q
di ec ly con ols he o que. I s
e e ence alue is compu ed by he speed PI as ollows:
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i∗
q=kp·(ω∗( )−ωe( )) + kiZ∞
0(ω∗(τ)−ωe(τ))dτ(1)
whe e ω∗is he se poin o speed and ωe he measu ed speed.
PI
ω**
isq
αβ
dq
*
isd
*
isα
*
isβ
*
isy
*
isx
P edic i e
Model
αβxy
abcde
ω
is , s
is
5-ph
IM TL
i(k)
i (k+2)
min J
INVERTER
i*
s(k+2) U(k)
σ
ω

Figu e 2. Diag am o he con ol scheme o a mul i-phase mo o .
The alues in
d−q
axes a e hen ans o med in o
α−β
axes by means o he Pa k
ma ix gene a ing
I∗
α−β=Di∗
d,i∗
q⊺(2)
wi h
D= cos θasin θa
−sin θacos θa!(3)
The o o lux angle θais ound as ollows
θa=Zωed ,ωe=ωsl +Pω, (4)
whe e
ωsl =iq
id
1
ˆ
τ (5)
whe e ˆ
τ is an app oxima ion o he ime cons an o he o o ci cui
τ =L /R . (6)
The inne loop uses a e e ence cu en i∗(k)whose ampli ude is ound as
I∗=qi∗2
d+i∗2
q(7)
Finally, he α−β e e ence ajec o ies a e ound as
i∗
α( ) = I∗sin ωe ,i∗
β( ) = I∗cos ωe (8)
2.3. Cu en Loop
T acking he s a o cu en s is pe o med by FSMPC ollowing he usual MPC p ac ice.
Fi s , he mo o model is used o p edic u u e alues o he s a o cu en s. Each VSI s a e
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p oduces a alue o s a o ol ages
s( )
. These a e linked o elec ical a iables and a e
desc ibed as ollows:
αβs( ) = Rsiαβs( ) + d
d Ψαβs( )
0=R iαβ ( ) + d
d Ψαβ ( )−jω ( )Ψαβ ( )
Ψαβs( ) = Lsiαβs( ) + Lmiαβ ( ) = Lsiαβs( ) + Lmiαβ ( )
Ψαβ ( ) = Lmiαβs( ) + L iαβ ( ) = Lmiαβs( ) + L iαβ ( )
xys( ) = Rsixys( ) + d
d Ψxys( )
Ψxys( ) = Llsixys( )(9)
whe e he a iables used a e luxes
Ψs( )
,
Ψ ( )
, cu en s
is( )
,
i ( )
, and elec ical speed
ω ( )
. The model also con ains pa ame e s iden i ied om he mo o , such as induc ances
Ls,L ,Lls,Lm, and esis ances Rs,R . These pa ame e s a e p o ided in Table 1.
The s a o ol ages depend on
VDC
(DC link ol age) and he s a e
Kj
o VSI swi ches.
Conside ing he s a e as a ec o
u= (K1
,...,
K5)∈B5
wi h
B={
0,1
}
, hen s a o ol ages
αβxys a e ound as ollows:
αβxys = ( αs, βs, xs, ys) = VDCuTM (10)
whe e TM is gi en as
TM =






abbbb
b a b b b
b b a b b
b b b a b
bbbba







·






dγc
1γc
2γc
3γc
4
0γs
1γs
2γs
3γs
4
dγc
2γc
4cϑγc
3
0γs
2γs
4γs
1γs
3
ccccc







(11)
In he abo e equa ions he ma ix en ies a e unc ions o he mo o pa ame e s and can
be ound as
c1=LsL −L2
M
,
c2=L /c1
,
c3=
1
/Lls
,
c4=LM/c1
,
a2=−Rsc2
,
a3=−Rsc3
,
a4=−LMc4ω
,
a=
4
/
5,
b=−
1
/
5,
c=−b
,
d=
2
/
5,
γc
h=cos hϑ
,
γs
h=sin hϑ
and
ϑ=2π/5.
The MPC echnique, conside ing a one-sample ime delay o he compu a ions, is
as ollows. The VSI s a e a ime
k
cons i u es he con ol ac ion
u(k+
1
)
. The op imal
alue is ound as a minimiza ion p oblem in which index
J
includes se e al objec i es.
In pa icula , de ia ions o s a o cu en s om hei e e ences is penalized in he index o
cos unc ion. This is exp essed as
J=∥i∗(k+
2
)−ˆ
i(k+
2
)∥2
. He e, symbol
ˆ.
is used o
deno e p edic ions ob ained om he model.
2.4. Figu es o Me i
The quali y o d i e con ol is ypically measu ed using some igu es o me i . He e
h ee igu es o me i a e selec ed. They a e ela ed o he beha io o he sys em a e a s ep
change in he e e ence o mechanical speed (
ω∗
). All h ee igu es o me i a e ob ained
om expe imen al esul s du ing ansien s.
The i s indica o (γ1) is he o e shoo , ha can be compu ed as ollows:
γ1=100 ·
max
k≥0ω(k)−ω∗
ω∗(12)

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The ise ime cons i u ed he igu e o me i
γ2
. This is expe imen ally ob ained
measu ing he ime needed o he d i e o e ol e om he ini ial speed o he new
e e ence alue. Wi hou loss o gene ali y, one can suppose he s ep ime o co espond o
he disc e e ime index
k=
0, he ini ial speed o be
ω=
0 and he ini ial e e ence o be
null, hen
γ2=a gmin
k≥0
(ω∗−ω(k))(13)
Finally, he o que ipple is he oo mean squa ed (RMS) alue o he de ia ion o he
ac ual o que om i s e e ence alue T∗
γ3=
u
u
1
N
k−N
∑
j=k
(T∗(j)−T(j))2. (14)
Fo cla i y, a ec o
Γ=(γ1,γ2,γ3)
will be used o e e o all h ee igu es o me i
as an ensemble.
3. Expe imen s
The da a o he Pa e o analysis a e ob ained om expe imen al es s pe o med in he
labo a o y es bed desc ibed ea lie .
3.1. S eady S a e and T ansien Con ol Resul s
The esul s o FSMPC ha e been ea u ed in many applica ions including mul i-phase
d i es. In his case, a en ion mus be paid o o que-p oducing and ha monic subspaces.
In sinusoidal s eady s a e one seeks ha
α−β
componen s ollow hei sinusoidal e e ences
and he x−ycomponen s be egula ed a ound ze o as shown in Figu e 3.
0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02
−3
−2
−1
0
1
2
3
4
Time (s)
Cu en s (A)
iα
*iαiβ
*iβixiy
Figu e 3. S eady s a e e olu ion o cu en s.
T ansien condi ions a e ound o changes in e e ence speed. A se ies o s ep es s
will be used o he Pa e o analysis. In hese es s, he speed se poin is changed ollowing
a s ep as shown in Figu e 4. Fo cla i y, he case po ayed he e co esponds o a s a
es in which he mo o is no unning a he s a o he es . I is wo h poin ing ou ha ,
in mos epo s, he only igu es o me i conside ed a e de i ed om speed, including
o e shoo , ise ime, in eg al absolu e e o , and in eg al ime absolu e e o . Howe e ,
o que ipple is no isible in hese igu es o me i as seen in Figu e 4.
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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
−1
−0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
Time (s)
To que (Nm)
Te
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Time (s)
Speed ( ad/s)
ω*,ω
Figu e 4. Elec ical o que (le column) and speed ( igh column) in a s ep es .
3.2. Pa e o Analysis
The Pa e o analysis is pe o med by ob aining expe imen al alues o
Γ
co esponding
o di e en unings o he PI. These unings a e ob ained as di e en combina ions o he
PI gains
(kp
,
ki)
. This p oduces a se o alues
γ1
,
γ2
and
γ3
o each uning. Fo he
analysis, a numbe o PI gains combina ions ha e been conside ed, whe e 0
<kp<
0.5 and
0<ki<0.02.
Some o hese combina ions a e no Pa e o op imal and mus be immed. This is
pe o med in he usual way, checking i he
Γ
alues o a pa icula
(kp
,
ki)
combina ion
A a e domina ed by some o he combina ion B. Domina ed means ha a leas one alue
γB
j<γA
j
wi h he emaining being a leas equal:
γB
h≤γA
h
. These dominan combina ions
a e excluded om he se .
The combina ions emaining, a e he imming p ocess, o m a se
P
ha can be
in e p e ed as an app oxima ion o he Pa e o on . They should lay in a lowe dimensional
su ace as will be shown la e . Poin s in se
P
a e shown in Figu e 5in conjuc ion wi h
some p ojec ions. In hose,
Γ
alues a e shown in colou . The colou is compu ed as a linea
unc ion o
γ3
. The ed hue co esponds o highe
γ3
, con e sely, he blue hue co esponds
o lowe γ3. Please no e ha colou is added jus o enhance he 3D pe cep ions.
0
0.2
0.4 0510 15
0.005
0.01
0.015
γ3
γ1
γ2
4 6 8 10 12 14
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
γ1
γ2
4 6 8 10 12 14
0.008
0.01
0.012
0.014
0.016
γ1
γ3
0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35
0.008
0.01
0.012
0.014
0.016
γ2
γ3
Figu e 5. P ojec ions o se P o ω∗=400 ( pm). Di e en hues co espond o di e en γ3 alues.
Poin s in se Pcan be shown o be close o a cubic Ti eica su ace cha ac e ized by
γ1·γ2·γ3=Π, (15)
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whe e he p oduc o he
γ
alues o each poin is a cons an
Π
. In his pa icula case,
a alue Π=0.0148 is ound expe imen ally.
The Pa e o on is impo an in he con ex o con olle uning because i shows ha
he pe o mance indica o canno be imp o ed inde ini ely. In ac , he bes unings a e
hose lying in he on because hey a e he non-domina ed combina ions.
The ade-o s be ween pe o mance indica o s ollow om exp ession (15). The con-
s ain due o
γ1·γ2·γ3
being cons an means ha a educ ion in
γ1
mus p oduce a highe
alue o γ2·γ3. This means ha ei he γ2o γ3o bo h mus inc ease.
Howe e , hese ade-o s, o e lexibili y o con ol uning. One may choose which
igu e o me i o p io i ize and o wha ex en . One may be emp ed o minimize he
dis ance o he o igin as he bes uning. This case co esponds o a se o pe o mance
indica o s Γ0such ha
∥Γ0∥2=min γ2
1+γ2
2+γ2
3. (16)
The da a poin
Γ0
is expe imen ally ound as
γ0
1=
4.30,
γ0
2=
0.17,
γ0
3=
11.2.
Howe e his solu ion is, in a gene al case, jus as ele an as he o he s. This is easily
shown conside ing a change in scale in one pe o mance indica o . Then
Γ0
will mo e
al hough no hing changes in he physical sys em. The uning co esponding o
Γ0
only
makes sense i (1) he pe o mance indica o s a e held as he same impo ance and (2) hey
a e exp essed in uni s whe e ha equali y holds.
In a p ac ical applica ion one may eso o he use o a weigh ed me ic in he
γ
space.
This can be achie ed simply by applying scale ac o s o each pe o mance indica o .
Ano he aspec ha dese es some commen s is he exis ence o limi s o uning.
In some publica ions he p oposal is assessed agains a p e ious me hod esul ing in
heimp o emen o all igu es o me i a e imp o ed. This is un ealis ic unless he p e ious
me hod is e y poo ly designed. A p ope assessmen o any new p oposal should use he
Pa e o on as a way o communica e wha aspec s a e imp o ed [27].
3.3. Va ia ion wi h Speed
In a p ac ical si ua ion, he ac ual mechanical speed de ines he ope a ion egime o
he mo o . This a iable plays a ole in he beha iou o he d i e. This means, among o he
hings, ha he igu es o me i migh be di e en o di e en speeds.
This can be es ed by means o he Pa e o analysis being conduc ed o a di e en
e e ence
ω∗
. To do so, he da a ga he ing p ocess is pe o med again o a di e en alue
o
ω∗
. The esul s a e shown in Figu e 6whe e
ω∗=
120 has been used. In he plo ,
a di e en dis ibu ion o he
Γ
alues is ound. This is u he emphasized by Table 2,
whe e di e en ω∗ alues a e u ilized.
Table 2shows ha he epo ed
Γ
a e o he solu ion close o he o igin (
Γ0
). This
solu ion is p esen ed as a way o compa e he esul s o di e en speeds. The ele ance o
his solu ions can be subjec ed o he same analysis as in he p e ious case. Ne e heless, i
is in e es ing o see ha he ’op imal’ PI uning depends on he ope a ing mode. This is in
con as wi h mos applica ions whe e a single uning is used o all egimes. In pa icula ,
p ojec ions
γ1−γ3
(lowe le ) and
γ2−γ3
(lowe igh ) show a p ominen hype bola-
shaped dis ibu ion. This is in e es ing since
γ3
is no conside ed in mos pape s dealing
wi h PI uning.
A inal obse a ion ha can be made om Figu es 5and 6is ha he ade-o s a e
mo e p onounced in ela ion wi h
γ3
. This obse a ion is o impo ance as in some wo ks
he e is no conside a ion o di e en ope a ing egimes.
Machines 2025,13, 150 9 o 12
0
0.2
0.4 010 20 30
0.005
0.01
0.015
γ3
γ1
γ2
5 10 15 20 25 30
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
γ1
γ2
5 10 15 20 25 30
0.008
0.01
0.012
0.014
0.016
γ1
γ3
0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25
0.008
0.01
0.012
0.014
0.016
γ2
γ3
Figu e 6. P ojec ions o se P o ω∗=120 ( pm). Di e en hues co espond o di e en γ3 alues.
Table 2. Figu es o me i o se e al speed egimes.
ω∗k0
p·103k0
i·105γ0
1γ0
2γ0
3Π
( pm)
(A/( ad/s))
(A/( ad)) (%) (s) (mN·m)
400 55 103 4.30 0.17 11.2 8.19
260 96 80 7.11 0.11 12.4 9.70
120 133 58 11.2 0.09 10.3 10.4
4. Discussion
The p oposed pe o mance indica o s summa ize he beha io o he sys em.
The Pa e o-op imal unings pe ain o a su ace o he lowe dimension. In conclusion, any
PI uning mus ei he lie in he su ace o be non-op imal. This is in s a k con as o o he
app oaches, whe e jus a hand ul o con igu a ions a e conside ed and app oaches using
black-box ep esen a ions do no p o ide insigh .
Rega ding insigh , he esul s o he p e ious sec ion clea ly show he exis ence o
ade-o s be ween igu es o me i conside ing elec o-mechanical a iables. The impo -
ance o his inding esides in he ollowing poin s.
1.
The in e play be ween elec ical and mechanical a iables is made appa en . This ela-
ionship is o en dis ega ded in wo ks dealing wi h PI uning o a iable-speed d i es.
2.
The exis ence o limi a ions in PI uning is highligh ed. The limi s a e p o ided by he
Pa e o on . Wi hou knowing hese limi s, one could was e ime on
un ui ul es ing.
3.
Compa isons be ween con olle s should be made by compa ing whole Pa e o on s,
ins ead o pa icula poin s. O he wise one can always p esen a pa icula poin
whe e one con olle ou pe o ms ano he in some speci ic igu e o me i .
The indings migh seem o be nega i e in na u e. A e all, he e is no known analy ical
p ocedu e o link con olle pa ame e s o pe o mance indica o s. Such a p ocedu e would
allow o a mo e sys ema ic, and pe haps au oma ic, uning o he PI. Howe e , om
he abo e esul s, one can de i e p ac ices o help PI uning. In pa icula , one should
p epa e o accep ha he Pa e o on ie canno be pie ced jus by using uning. This has
wo consequences: