Deep learning-based controller design and performance enhancement of BLDC motor drive for electric vehicle technology

BLDC motors are mostly used in industrial applications, particularly in electric vehicles (EVs). Nowadays, several studies are being conducted on BLDC motors due to the increasing demand for EVs. The speed performance of the current controller (CC)-based BLDC motor on PI, NNF, and CN networks analysis with the help of MATLAB and Simulink software at fixed and variable speeds. The CC CN provides satisfactory speed regulation in comparison to conventional PI and CC NNF controllers. The CC CN reduces settling time by approximately 20%, minimises peak overshoot by 15%, and enhances speed response by 25% compared to traditional PI controllers. The present investigation addresses the limitations, including excessive overshoot and sluggish response, of conventional PI controller-based CC solutions in BLDC motors. It suggests utilising NNF and CN networks to combine DL with CC to enhance speed performance, smoothness, and responsiveness.

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International Journal of Powertrains
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijpt.2025.149491
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Sensorless Control of Electric Motors
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Deep learning-based controller design and performance enhancement of BLDC motor drive for electric vehicle technology

Shekhar Yadav, Sandesh Patel, Nitesh Tiwari, Anurag Singh
International Journal of Powertrains
Sensorless Control of Electric Motors
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Deep learning-based controller design and performance enhancement of BLDC motor drive for electric vehicle technology

Shekhar Yadav, Sandesh Patel, Nitesh Tiwari, Anurag Singh
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BLDC motors are mostly used in industrial applications, particularly in electric vehicles (EVs). Nowadays, several studies are being conducted on BLDC motors due to the increasing demand for EVs. The speed performance of the current controller (CC)-based BLDC motor on PI, NNF, and CN networks analysis with the help of MATLAB and Simulink software at fixed and variable speeds. The CC CN provides satisfactory speed regulation in comparison to conventional PI and CC NNF controllers. The CC CN reduces settling time by approximately 20%, minimises peak overshoot by 15%, and enhances speed response by 25% compared to traditional PI controllers. The present investigation addresses the limitations, including excessive overshoot and sluggish response, of conventional PI controller-based CC solutions in BLDC motors. It suggests utilising NNF and CN networks to combine DL with CC to enhance speed performance, smoothness, and responsiveness.

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