2006
DOI: 10.1109/iecon.2006.347363
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Nonlinear Adaptive Output Feedback Control of Synchronous Motors with Damping Windings

Abstract: We design a nonlinear adaptive output feedback control for synchronous motors with damping windings, which, for any motor initial condition, for any unknown constant load torque within known bounds and for any uncertain motor inertia within restricted bounds, guarantees: i) asymptotic rotor speed tracking of arbitrary smooth reference signals; ii) exponential tracking for the rotor flux vector direct axis component of suitable smooth reference signals; iii) exponential regulation to zero of the stator current … Show more

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“…A variation of this parameter can induce, for the PMSM, a lack of field orientation, performance and stability. Thus, to preserve the reliability and robustness stability under the stator resistance variation, a robust input-output linearization via feedback control, proposed by [3] [4], is used to provide a good regulation and convergence of the currents for the PMSM drive. However, the resolution of the feedback control for the PMSM requires an on-line estimation of the speed value that is not measurable.…”
Section: Model Of Pmsmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A variation of this parameter can induce, for the PMSM, a lack of field orientation, performance and stability. Thus, to preserve the reliability and robustness stability under the stator resistance variation, a robust input-output linearization via feedback control, proposed by [3] [4], is used to provide a good regulation and convergence of the currents for the PMSM drive. However, the resolution of the feedback control for the PMSM requires an on-line estimation of the speed value that is not measurable.…”
Section: Model Of Pmsmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The naturally structure of non-linear multivariable state of PMSM models induces the use of robust feedback linearization method [3] [4] in order to permit a decoupling and good dynamic stability of the PMSM variables in a field-oriented (d, q) coordinate so that stator currents can be separately and independently controlled.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent literature gives a certain type of nonlinear control for SM: backstepping method [3] in which damper winding currents were not considered, the method of passivity [4] which failed to give better results, as well as some others [5,6] in which decoupling has not been considered. Literature generally brings only mathematical models of control without adequate simulational implementation of the entire power system.…”
Section: Nonlinear Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the control of PMSM is proved very difficult because the dynamic model of the PMSM is nonlinear, multidimensional and complex where some parameters vary with temperature or saturation. This nonlinear dynamic behavior induces the use of nonlinear feedback control strategy [3] [4] in order to permit a decoupling of the PMSM variables in a (d, q) coordinate so that stator currents can be separately controlled.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%