Abstract

The speed and radial displacement of the rotor have the obvious ripples due to the strong coupling between torque and suspension force of a single-winding bearingless flux-switching permanent magnet motor, and the traditional PID/PI controller is difficult to suppress the disturbance of the unbalanced magnetic force. A linear active disturbance rejection control method based on model compensation is proposed in this article. First, the topology and operation principle of the motor are described, and then the dynamic model of the rotor and flux linkage model of the motor are analyzed. Accordingly, the integral-series standard mathematical models of the displacement and speed are deduced, and then the mathematical expressions of the controller gain and radial disturbance are obtained. Second, the linear extended state observer with known model perturbation information and the linear feedback control law are designed, and the parameters tuning method is given. Finally, the simulation and experimental results verified that the proposed method can significantly reduce the rotor displacement and torque ripples, and it has better disturbance rejection performance than the traditional PID/PI control method in the same stability margin.

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