This invention relates to the field of
motor control technology, specifically to a method and
system for mitigating open-circuit faults in a three-phase
induction motor. The method includes: obtaining a speed
setpoint and the actual speed to form a speed deviation; inputting the speed deviation into a composite speed controller in a closed-loop V / f control structure to generate a frequency adjustment quantity; determining a target frequency command based on the frequency adjustment quantity and
pole number conversion relationship, and generating a
stator voltage amplitude command under a constant V /
f ratio; obtaining the synchronous electrical angle through integration and generating a modulation
signal; performing
pulse width modulation based on the modulation
signal to drive the three-phase
inverter to output three-phase drive
voltage; and when a
stator phase open circuit causes a double-frequency disturbance in the dq coordinate
system, using a resonant adjustment
branch for tracking compensation to reduce speed fluctuations and
electromagnetic torque pulsation, maintaining continuous motor rotation. This invention solves the problem of high
control system complexity in existing induction motors due to reliance on independent fault detection and complex fault-tolerant switching mechanisms.