Finite-time continuous sliding mode control method for disturbance compensation of direct drive motor system
A direct-drive motor, limited-time technology, applied in adaptive control, general control system, control/regulation system, etc., to eliminate observation errors, ensure robustness, and ensure transient control performance.
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[0092] In order to assess the performance of the designed controller, the following parameters are taken in the simulation to model the direct drive motor system:
[0093] Inertia load parameter m=0.00026kg m 2 ; Viscous friction coefficient B = 0.00143 m s / rad; Moment amplification factor k u =1.11N·m / V;
[0094] The desired instruction for a given system is: x d =20sin(t)[1-exp(-0.01t 3 )]o;
[0095] Interference level: d(x,t)=(0.1 / 0.00026)sin(0.5πt)[1-exp(-0.01t 3 )] N m.
[0096] Take the following controller for comparison:
[0097] Finite-time stable continuous sliding-mode control (UCFT-SMC) controller for disturbance compensation: taking the disturbance observer parameter k 1 =5000, β 1 =500,ε 1 =0.05,p 1 = 3 and q 1 =5; controller parameter λ 0 =32,λ 1 =36,α 1 =0.25, α 2 =0.4, λ 2 =56,λ 3 =60,α 0 = 0.3.
[0098] Sliding mode controller (SMC): In order to force the system state to reach the sliding mode surface, the selected controller parameter is λ...
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