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PLL vs CORDIC
Hello to all.
What are the advantages of one algorithm over another PLL vs CORDIS?
Is there a description of the methods for setting the coefficients.
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Hello,
Both sensor less algorithms Observer-PLL and Observer-CORDIC are used to provide an estimation of the electrical speed and angle.
PLL could be more dedicated to applications that not requiring a full torque at zero or very low speed (speed > 5% of nominal speed).
It means that it needs a minimum level of speed to work efficiently.
While it is not the case for the CORDIC, but it is more sensitive the level of noise presents in the estimated back EMF.
Regarding the tuning:
All parameters of Observer are automatically computed by the MC Workbench according to the motor’s parameters (electrical and
mechanical params) used for the application.
For the Observer-PLL, there is no tuning required for PLL gains (P and I).
In both case, some tuning may be required for the Gain G2 (/2, /4, /8 according to the noise in the observed BEMF).
It can be set in Workbench GUI (open “Speed Sensing�? in manual editing mode).
Due to inherent noisiness of the CORDIC algorithm, the speed variance threshold parameter could be increased to avoid some “speed error feedback�?.
Best regards,
FB
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