Advanced Adaptive Nonlinear Control with Deadbeat Observer for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Drives
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Abstract
Optimizing the control of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors (PMSMs) is essential for various applications, such as industrial automation, electric vehicles, and renewable energy systems.Conventional control techniques often face difficulties adapting to the nonlinear and dynamic characteristics of PMSMs, resulting in less-than-optimal performance.To overcome these limitations, this study introduces an adaptive nonlinear control (ANLC) approach incorporating a deadbeat observer (DO) to enhance PMSM drive performance.The primary objective is to increase control precision and robustness while accounting for system parameter variations and external disturbances.Comparative simulations between the proposed approach and the conventional ANLC demonstrate its superior capability in handling PMSM operation under fluctuating loads and speed changes.The suggested method reaches a peak relative speed error of approximately 6% at 0.4s when subjected to significantly increasing torque disturbances, outperforming the ANLC, which exhibits an 8% error.Additionally, under significant speed fluctuations at 0.85s, the proposed control strategy maintains a maximum relative speed error of 0.82%.Furthermore, robustness analysis against variations in system parameters, including stator resistance, inductance, and moment of inertia, confirms the remarkable effectiveness of the developed control method.
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