The invention discloses a non-location sensor technology for three-phase electro-magnetic double-salient pole machine starting and low-speed accelerating processes. According to the characteristics of an electro-magnetic double-salient pole machine, exciting current is not applied in a static state, but fixed-cycle low voltage pulse signal judging phase current is applied on armature windings, double-phase series connection self inductance is then calculated, and a rotor position is estimated. During a low-speed accelerating process, the mutual inductance sum of two phases of series connection windings and an excitation winding is calculated according to the armature current gradient when chopped waves are acquired in real time, so that the non-location low-speed accelerating technology for accelerating a motor is carried out. By utilizing the method, the initial rotor position can be accurately positioned, a rotor sector can be identified and fed back in real time during the low-speed accelerating, the maximum inductance is obtained through comparison, and the phase shifting time is determined after time delay. Consequently, the rotor positions can be fed back during the whole starting and accelerating processes, so that the motor cannot be out of step during the starting process and has strong antijamming capability. By utilizing the technology, the three-phase electro-magnetic double-salient pole machine can be enabled to start and accelerate stably and reliably.