Abstract
AbstractTo solve the problems of slow response speed of the permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) system when the external disturbance occurs and the poor disturbance rejection performance, a double model predictive control (MPC) strategy for PMSM to control speed and current is proposed in this paper. Further, in order to improve the dynamic performance and disturbance rejection performance of PMSM control system, a grey prediction is introduced, and then a grey‐prediction‐based double MPC strategy is proposed. To be specific, firstly, the mathematical model of PMSM is established under the dq coordinate system, and the traditional control strategy (outer speed loop PI controller and inner current loop deadbeat prediction controller) is elaborated. Secondly, we propose the double MPC strategy where MPC controller is used in the outer speed loop and deadbeat prediction controller is used in the inner current loop. Finally, the grey‐prediction‐based double MPC strategy is proposed where MPC is combined with grey prediction to improve the dynamic performance in the inner current loop. By comparing the traditional control strategy with the double MPC and the grey‐prediction‐based double MPC strategy, the simulation results show that the double MPC and the grey‐prediction‐based double MPC system have no overshoot and the grey‐prediction‐based double MPC system has better steady‐state performance, faster dynamic response and stronger disturbance rejection performance, which proves the effectiveness of the proposed strategy.
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