Switched reluctance motor with double salient structure and nonlinear inductance characteristics may be subject to torque ripple when working in the states of switching and single-phase conducting. In view of this
a fuzzy sliding-mode multiplex-loop control system with control quantities of speed
torque and current is designed
in which fuzzy sliding-mode control is adopted for speed loop and the speed difference is transformed into given torque through integral transformation. By comparing instantaneous torque with the given torque
switching tubes will be controlled to realize torque's closed-loop control. The torque is distributed to the windings of two simultaneously conducted phases during the commutation of motor and the equations of torque
current and rotor position angle are established. The winding currents will be obtained via the distributed torque to realize current's closed-loop control. Therefore
the torque ripple can be depressed effectively during the commutation and single-phase conducting. Simulation and experimental results show that the proposed method has a better control effect than the direct instantaneous torque control(DITC)with PID at low speeds
and the torque ripple can be stabilized within ±0.3 N·m
while becoming slight greater at medium speeds but within the range of ±0.8 N·m. So the torque ripple is depressed effectively by the proposed method.
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