Abstract

To limit the high-frequency chattering originating from the conventional sliding mode observer in a PMSM sensorless control system of vacuum pumps and reduce the steady-state error caused by the phase lag of the coordinate system on the estimated speed, a speed estimation algorithm was proposed based on the super-twisting sliding mode observer. Then, the proposed algorithm was applied to observe an electromotive force. To this end, the Lyapunov function was established to analyze the stability of the current dynamic error equation. In this regard, the estimated phase lag of the rotating coordinate system was considered to study the influence of the speed estimation error. Moreover, a speed estimation algorithm considering the d-axis estimation of back electromotive force is proposed. The performed analyses show that the speed estimation algorithm based on a super-twisting sliding mode observer has promising estimation accuracy. It is concluded that the proposed algorithm can be effectively applied to suppress high-frequency chattering in the system, reduce the influence of phase lag in the estimation coordinate system on the speed estimation error, remove the low-pass filter and phase compensation module, and improve the accuracy of speed estimation.

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