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Due to the rugged construction, high starting torque, wide speed range, inherent fault-tolerance and high operating efficiency, switched reluctance motors (SRMs) have been used in many fields such as household appliances, electric vehicles and industrial drives. At low and medium speeds, the current chopping control (CCC) are usually used for SRMs. The current sensors must be connected in series with each phase winding for detecting the phase current, and the number of sensors is usually equal to the number of motor phases. In order to reduce the number of current sensors and the cost of the drive system, this paper propose a general phase current reconstruction method for SRM drive system with two current sensors. Firstly, the excitation, freewheeling and demagnetization circuits of the asymmetric half-bridge power converter are separated into two different paths. The sensors placement method, winding connection method and calculation formula of each phase current are introduced in detail. Then the influence of the turn-off angles on the overlap interval of each phase current is analyzed, and the proposed reconstruction method is further extended to multi-phase SRM. This method can simplify the current decoupling process and is easy to implement without changing the asymmetric half-bridge topology and operating states. Finally, the feasibility of the proposed phase current reconstruction algorithm is verified by simulation and experiment.

Phase Current Reconstruction With Dual-Sensor for Switched Reluctance Motor Drive System