2006
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2006.878313
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Load Disturbance Resistance Speed Controller Design for PMSM

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“…In many previous papers such as [6], [14], [15], the dynamic characteristics of i ds are neglected to simplify the stability analysis under the assumption that the d-axis current controller works well and that the output i ds satisfies i ds =0. However, in this paper, the dynamics of i ds are considered for a rigorous stability analysis, as well as the PD control term u f bq and the linearizing control term u f q .…”
Section: A Linearized Error Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In many previous papers such as [6], [14], [15], the dynamic characteristics of i ds are neglected to simplify the stability analysis under the assumption that the d-axis current controller works well and that the output i ds satisfies i ds =0. However, in this paper, the dynamics of i ds are considered for a rigorous stability analysis, as well as the PD control term u f bq and the linearizing control term u f q .…”
Section: A Linearized Error Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Load torque is looked as state variables and estimated by the reduction observer of the augmented normal system, then the estimated load torque feed-forward compensates PI controller for PMSM speed system [9]. The disturbance rejection can also be achieved based on a multiobjective observer in which observation error is purposely retained and utilized in load torque disturbance compensation [10]. However, in both methods other variable parameters are regarded as a constant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various control system techniques to reduce the disturbance have been reported [2], [3]; however, most of the methods are required an information of accurate plant model parameter. From such a background, if a control system is a stable plant and the input signals are mutually independent, ICA technique makes it possible to estimate an output disturbance without depending on a system transfer function.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%