Wind tunnel magnetic suspension balance multi-layer finite time composite disturbance rejection control method and system
By employing a multi-layer parallel finite-time composite disturbance rejection control method, the dominant disturbance frequency band is identified using sliding window DFT. Combined with variable damping sliding mode surface and variable gain double power-law approach, the broadband unsteady aerodynamic problem caused by shear layer disturbance in low-speed wind tunnel is solved, achieving fast response and strong robust airflow disturbance suppression.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-07
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-05
AI Technical Summary
In low-speed wind tunnels, especially open wind tunnels, broadband and unsteady aerodynamic disturbances caused by shear layer disturbances are difficult to suppress effectively. Traditional controllers suffer from gain attenuation under large gaps and limited dynamic response. Observers struggle to simultaneously guarantee high-frequency estimation accuracy and low-frequency steady-state performance under broadband disturbances. Sliding mode control is prone to chattering and instability.
A multi-layer parallel finite-time composite disturbance rejection control method is adopted. The dominant disturbance frequency band is identified in real time by sliding window discrete Fourier transform, and a high-medium-low frequency hierarchical observation architecture is constructed. Combined with finite-time sliding mode control of variable damping composite sliding surface and variable gain double power-law approaching law, the unsteady and multi-frequency airflow disturbances can be effectively suppressed.
It achieves rapid response and robust suppression of broadband airflow disturbances in low-speed wind tunnels, reduces dependence on real-time frequency estimation, improves disturbance estimation accuracy and system stability, and reduces control signal chattering.
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