Abstract
This paper addresses the control of induction motor (IM) drives. In this work, we propose a new consideration of backstepping control. However, this control provides a systematic method to carry out the controller design while guaranteeing the stability of the controller-process couple. Furthermore, the incorporation of an integral action in the synthesis of the control system with state feedback presents a robust rejection of echelon-level disturbances. A detailed analytic study and simulation results are given showing the operation of the IM drives control. The results prove the accuracy and robustness of the proposed control scheme. Also, comparison results with another study dealing with control prove that the proposed method shows excellent transient and steady-state speed and a great estimation of flux and load torque.
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