Abstract
In this study, a novel composite speed controller combining a sliding-mode speed controller with a disturbance observer is proposed for the vector-controlled synchronous reluctance motor (SynRM) drive system. The proposed composite speed controller employs the generalized super-twisting sliding-mode (GSTSM) algorithm to construct both the speed controller and the disturbance observer. The GSTSM speed controller is utilized to stabilize the speed tracking error dynamics in finite time, while the GSTSM disturbance observer compensates for the total disturbance in the speed tracking error dynamics, which includes external disturbances and parametric uncertainties. Under the framework of the constant direct-axis current component vector control strategy for the SynRM drive system, comparative simulation studies are conducted among the standard STSM speed controller, the GSTSM speed controller, the composite speed controller using a GSTSM speed controller and a standard STSM disturbance observer, and the proposed composite speed controller. The effectiveness and superiority of the proposed composite speed controller are verified through simulation results.
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