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Adaptive fuzzy control method for a linear switched reluctance motor

Journal

IET ELECTRIC POWER APPLICATIONS
Volume 12, Issue 9, Pages 1328-1336

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INST ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-IET
DOI: 10.1049/iet-epa.2018.0059

Keywords

adaptive control; fuzzy control; reluctance motors; linear motors; angular velocity control; machine control; fuzzy systems; PI control; variable structure systems; direct adaptive fuzzy speed control method; linear switched reluctance motor; unknown control gain sign; fuzzy system; adaptive law; unknown ideal control law; unknown adjustable parameters; control objectives; fuzzy control law; unknown constant parameter; appropriate adaptation law; fuzzy sliding mode speed control; PI speed control strategies; performance index; external load force change

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A new direct adaptive fuzzy speed control method for a linear switched reluctance motor with unknown control gain sign is presented. The proposed control system consists of two parts: a fuzzy system and an adaptive law. Fuzzy system approximates an unknown ideal control law with unknown adjustable parameters. After determination of the control law, an appropriate adaptation law is designed to update the adjustable parameters to achieve control objectives. The adaptation law is designed using the error between the unknown ideal control law and fuzzy control law. Unlike previous works, in this study, the unknown control gain sign is taken as an unknown constant parameter and is determined online by an appropriate adaptation law. Proposed control method along with a fuzzy sliding mode speed control and a proportional integral speed control strategies are experimentally studied and the performance index is used to evaluate each strategy. The robustness of the proposed method to the parameters and external load force change has been verified via simulation and experiments. The results indicate that the proposed control method has an acceptable performance.

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