Fault Diagnosis of Inter-turn Short Circuit in Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors with Current Signal Imaging and Unsupervised Learning
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This paper proposes machine-independent feature engineering for winding inter-turn short circuit fault that uses electrical current signals. Electrical current signal collected from permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) is subjected to different environmental and operational conditions. To solve these problems, robust current signal imaging method and deep learning-based feature extraction method are developed. The overall procedure includes the following three key steps: (1) transformation of a time-series current signal to two-dimensional image, (2) extracting features using convolutional neural networks, and (3) calculating a health indicator using Mahalanobis distance. Transformation of the time-series signal is based on recurrence plots (RP). The proposed RP method develops from feature engineering that provides the dominant fault feature representations in a robust way. The proposed RP is designed that maximizes the features of inter-turn short fault and minimizes the effect of noise from systems with various capacities. To demonstrate the validity of the proposed method, two case studies are conducted using an artificial fault seeded testbed with two different capacities of motor. By calculating the feature using only the electrical current signal of the motor without the parameters related to the capacity of the motor, the proposed feature can be applied to motors with different capacities while maintaining the same performance.
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