Identification of Induction Motor Parameters at Standstill Based on Integral Calculation

This paper proposes an identification method for induction motor parameters at standstill using integral calculations. The rotor time constant and magnetizing inductance are identified. During the identification process, the induction motor to be tested is consistently excited according to a predetermined current reference. Using the predetermined current, the induction motor emulates the rated rotor flux and the rated slip condition, even at standstill. This method is based on an integral calculation so that the results are robust to measurement noise. Based on these features, the identification result of the proposed method is quite accurate, and the method shows excellent repeatability. Due to the simplicity of the proposed technique, this method can be easily applied to commercial inverter products. Simulation and experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method.