About the Utility of the Extremum Control Systems for Induction Traction Motors

The extremum control of the high power induction traction motor is justified by the possibility to operate with minimum electrical power/energy, especially by partial load. The extremum control system is usually overlapped to the speed (or torque) control system and is valid if a steady state, partial load of the operation is established. The authors analyze the problem of various modes of operation under reduced disturbances. Also, the analysis deals with the problem of the limits of the stable behavior of the extremum control system