This invention relates to a sensorless control method for permanent
magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs) with
low observation error under multiple operating conditions, belonging to the field of
motor control technology. The invention establishes a
mathematical model of the PMSM in a stationary coordinate
system and a classical back-EMF observer; based on the observed back-EMF values after coordinate transformation, an adaptive
gain characterizing the rotor
motion direction is designed; a cosine value of the rotor position
estimation error is constructed, and an adaptive
gain feedforward orthogonal high-order phase-locked loop (PLL) is used, along with an ideal low-pass filter, to obtain estimates of the
rotor speed and position. This invention can more effectively reduce the influence of complex operating conditions on the motor position
estimation error, providing more reliable speed
estimation and rotor position signals for the field-oriented control of the motor. The sensorless control strategy for PMSMs with
low observation error under multiple operating conditions proposed in this invention can achieve speed control when the motor is in reverse, exhibiting good dynamic and steady-state performance.