Nonlinear Feedback Control in Ferromagnetic Chaotic Circuit with Different Structure Synchronization[J]. 2015, 49(4): 18-23.
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Nonlinear Feedback Control in Ferromagnetic Chaotic Circuit with Different Structure Synchronization[J]. 2015, 49(4): 18-23.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201504004.
Nonlinear Feedback Control in Ferromagnetic Chaotic Circuit with Different Structure Synchronization
To suppress the ferromagnetic chaotic oscillation from voltage transformer in substations
a nonlinear feedback control strategy with different structure synchronization is proposed to design the controller. A positive definite Lyapunov function with negative definite derivative over time is constructed
and the tentative controller takes part in the state equation
where the flux serves as the output signal to track sinusoidal reference signal to keep error signal as zero. For the purpose of easy extracting
the current is chosen instead of the flux. The numeric simulation shows that once adding the controller
the system flux decreases from 5 p.u. to 1 p.u.
and voltage decreases from non-periodic overvoltage of 17 p.u. to steady sinusoidal value of 1 p.u.
and the previous non-periodic overvoltage output can be transformed into periodic sinusoidal voltage with greatly reduced amplitude.
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