Position control system of moderate precision based on 'forced dynamics control' for the drive with significant vibration modes is described. To exploit the only position sensor on the motor side, ...all necessary control variables are estimated in observers based on motor position and stator current measurements. The designed controller is of a cascade structure, comprising an inner speed control loop, which respects vector control principles and an outer position control loop, which is designed to control load angle with prescribed dynamics in the presence of flexible modes. Simulations of the overall control system indicate that the proposed control system exhibits the desired robustness and therefore warrants further development and experimental investigation.
U radu je opisano upravljanje sustavom pozicioniranja srednje preciznosti s izraženim vibracijskim modovima korištenjem metodologije prisilnog upravljanja dinamikom. Kako bi se iskoristio senzor ...pozicije na strani motora, sve potrebne varijable stanja estimiraju se na temelju mjerenja pozicije motora i statorskih struja. Projektirani regulator je kaskadne strukture, s unutarnjom petljom po brzini vrtnje koja se temelji na principima vektorskog upravljanja, i vanjskom petljom po poziciji za upravljanje kutom tereta s definiranom dinamikom u prisustvu slabo prigušenih modova. Simulacijski rezultati cjelokupnog sustava upravljanja potvr.uju da predloženi sustav upravljanja posjeduje željenu robusnost i time opravdava budući razvoj i eksperimentalna istraživanja.
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to discuss the design and verification of a new control algorithm for the drive with permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) and flexible coupling based on ..."Forced dynamics control". Control laws are derived and tested for the rotor and load angle control and achieve non-oscillatory position step response with a specified settling time.Design methodology approach - "Forced dynamics control" is a new control technique based on feedback linearization which forces rotor or load position to follow demanded position with prescribed closed-loop dynamics. The proposed control structure is developed in two steps: first, the feedback linearisation is applied to the rotor speed and then similar technique is used for position control loop.Findings - The proposed controller is of the cascade structure, comprising an inner speed control loop, respecting vector control principles and outer position control loop designed to control the rotor or load angle, respectively. Estimates of load torques acting on the motor and load side as inputs of control algorithms are produced in observers and used to compensate disturbances offering a certain degree of robustness. Preliminary experiments confirm that proposed system follows the ideal closed-loop dynamics with moderate accuracy.Research limitations implications - The focus is on experimental verification of the position control of flexible PMSM drive with two position sensors and moderate precision, where the oscillations due to hardware setup, achieved sampling frequency and corresponding observers adjustment are limited up to 50 rad s−1.Practical implications - The designed control structure can substantially improve control performance of industrial plants subjects to torsion oscillations.Originality value - Experimental results of a novel control structure for the PMSM drives with torsion oscillations are sufficiently promising and confirmed that the rotor and load angle responses follow the prescribed ones fairly closely.
Position Control of PMSM in Sliding Mode Bris, Peter; Vittek, Jan; Makys, Pavol
Advances in electrical and electronic engineering,
03/2008, Volume:
7, Issue:
1-2
Journal Article
Peer reviewed
Open access
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Main contribution of this paper is the design and verification of a new energy saving position control algorithm for electric drives with significant Coulomb and viscous friction. For minimization of ...energy losses a trapezoidal velocity-time profile based on prescribed maneuver time is computed to achieve prescribed dynamics for demanded reference position. The overall control system exploits principles of vector control and forced dynamics control. A zero dynamic lag pre-compensator is included to achieve precise tracking of a pre-planned rest-to-rest maneuver. The simulation results for the drive with PMSM confirmed possibility to achieve substantial energy savings.
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