The conventional PI-based speed controllers are susceptible to speed tracking error and limited load rejection capability. This paper presents the high-performance fractional-order PI speed controller (FOPI) for field oriented control of induction motor (FOC-IM) drives with enhanced disturbance rejection capability. The design of FOPI involves third-order voltage source inverter fed induction motor (VSI-IM) model identification, fitting it into the required phase margin and gain margin constraints and Oustaloups fractional element approximation. The identification algorithm using the hardware-in-loop system is provided. The non-linear integer order VSI-IM model improves the tracking and dynamic performance of the drive. The designed FOPI speed controller performance is compared with the literature's existing FOPI controller design methods. The experimental analysis found that, in terms of speed tracking, parameter variations, inertia variations, and disturbance rejection capabilities, the suggested controller is more effective and resilient than existing tuning approaches.
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