Parameter Tuning Method of Reluctance Motor Based on Hybrid Optimization Strategy
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Abstract
The current research mainly focuses on the application of active disturbance rejection controller (ADRC) in the motor control field, but its parameter tuning method is still highly dependent on experiences or optimization algorithms, which has the shortcomings of slow convergence speed and easy to falling into the local optimal result. In this paper, a hybrid optimization strategy combining the global search ability of genetic algorithm (GA) and the local optimization advantages of particle swarm optimization (PSO) is proposed to achieve parameter tuning of ADRC. In the simulation, compared with the performance of genetic algorithm, particle swarm optimization and dynamic weight adjustment hybrid algorithm under parameter disturbance and load interference, the hybrid algorithm has the fastest convergence and the best global search, which is significantly better than the particle swarm optimization and genetic algorithm that are prone to local optimization. The optimization strategy is based on extended state observer (ESO)bandwidth balance dynamic response and noise immunity, and realizes high real-time robust control of motor drive with minimum overshoot, fast adjustment and high tracking accuracy.
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