Abstract

This paper proposes a hierarchical control law for DC motor fed by DC–DC power Cuk Converter. The control is divided into two parts: Firstly, the property of differential flatness associated with the mathematical model of the DC motor is studied to design a robust control that achieves the task of tracking the reference angular speed trajectory for the motor. It also gives the voltage profile $$\vartheta $$ which must be followed by the Cuk converter. The second independent controller, based on cascade control, is proposed for the Cuk converter, which allows the converter output voltage to follow the specified trajectory $$\vartheta $$ . Sliding mode control is used in the inner loop, whereas proportional integral control is used in the proposed cascade controller’s outer loop. Numerical simulation of the hierarchical control technique is carried out in MATLAB/Simulink, and results under parametric variation show robustness. Finally, a comparison is drawn for speed trajectory tracking by the DC motor coupled with DC–DC buck and Cuk converter to show the performance improvement in case of using Cuk converter for angular speed trajectory tacking of a DC motor.

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