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s 1 s 1 ¼ 2
C E s s 1 i dn
¼ 2
C E s s 1 ð i dn þ T 1 i dn T 1 i dn Þ
¼ 2
C E s s 1 ðð k 1 þ g 1 Þ sgn ð s 1 Þ T 1 i dn Þ
¼ 2
C E s ðð k 1 þ g 1 Þ s jj T 1 s 1 i dn Þ
2
C E s k 1 s jj
i.e.,
V 1 2
C E s k 1 s j \0 for j s 1 j 6¼ 0
The system ( 3.22 ) satisfies the sufficient condition of the existence of the sliding
mode. Therefore, the states of the system ( 3.22 ) can reach the TSM manifold
s 1 = 0 within finite time.
3.5.2 d-Axis Current Controller Design
Define an error variable between the required and actual d-axis current:
e 2 ¼ i d i d
ð 3 : 31 Þ
Based on Eq. ( 3.20 ), the d-axis current error dynamics can be expressed by:
e 2 ¼ i d þ R
L i d xi q E s
L þ u d
ð 3 : 32 Þ
L
A TSM manifold is designed as follows [ 12 , 13 ]:
s 2 ¼ e 2 þ c 2 e q 2 = p 2
ð 3 : 33 Þ
2
where c 2 [ 0, p 2 [ 0, q 2 [ 0, p 22 and q are odd.
Theorem 2 If the TSM manifold is chosen as Eq. ( 3.33 ), and the control is
designed as follows, e 2 can converge to zero in finite time [ 25 ]:
u d ¼ u deq þ u dn
ð 3 : 34 Þ
u deq ¼ Li d Ri d þ xLi q þ E s Lc 2 e q 2 = p 2
ð 3 : 35 Þ
2
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