A sensorless vector control based on self-commissioning scheme is presented by using only one current sensor without speed and voltage sensors. Using inverters allows easy control of induction motors at variable speeds. This feature, along with small size and low cost has resulted in these inverters being used in realizing sensorless vector control. When adopting the sensorless vector control method, many electrical parameters of the induction motor are needed. From this, the design of a simple control hardware is derived by comprising of a DSP chip for the proposed scheme which using only one current sensor. The self-commissioning scheme permits the setting of the parameters for good dynamic performance of the induction motor. Simulations and various oscillograms demonstrate the behavior of the sensorless vector controller operating a pulse width modulation inverter.