ArticleScientific reports2024
Proportional-type robust current controller under variable bandwidth technique for permanent magnet synchronous motors.
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This paper exhibits a proportional-type robust current controller for permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSMs), incorporating the variable bandwidth technique driven by the proposed online auto-tuner and the disturbance observer (DOB) as the subsystems. There are two contributions: (a) the proposed online auto-tuner implements the variable bandwidth for the closed-loop system to boost the transient current tracking performance and (b) the combination of proportional-type feedback controller and DOB eliminates the requirement of the integral action, ensuring the steady-state error rejection property. Moreover, it is proved that the resultant feedback system recovers the target current tracking performance without steady-state errors. The experimental study is conducted to verify the efficacy of the proposed controller using a 700-W prototype PMSM.
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