Nonlinear estimation of torque in switched reluctance motors using grid locking and preferential training techniques on self-organizing neural networks
J.J. Garside, Ronald H. Brown, Timothy L. Ruchti, X. Feng · 2003
The torque of a switched reluctance motor (SRM) can be estimated using a topology-preserving self-organizing neural network map. Since self-organizing maps tend to contract at region boundaries, a procedure for locking neuron weights at specific locations in a region is presented. A strategy for preferentially training neuron weights on the region boundaries is introduced. As an example of these training techniques, a one-dimensional neural network will approximate a nonlinear function. In general an n-dimension mapping can be used to approximate an m-dimensional system for n>