Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor
Recently, several research papers have addressed multiphase induction motor (IM) drives, owing to their several benefits compared to the three-phase motors, including increasing the torque pulsations frequency and reducing the rotor harmonic current losses. Thus, designing a robust controller to ens...
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| description | Recently, several research papers have addressed multiphase induction motor (IM) drives, owing to their several benefits compared to the three-phase motors, including increasing the torque pulsations frequency and reducing the rotor harmonic current losses. Thus, designing a robust controller to ensure the proper operation of such motors became a challenge. The present study reports the design of an effective second-order sliding mode control (SO-SMC) approach for a five-phase IM drive. The proposed control approach finds its strongest justification for the problem of using a law of nonlinear control robust to the system uncertainties of the model without affecting the system’s simplicity. The formulation of the proposed SO-SMC approach is a prescribed process to ensure the stability and proper dynamics of the five-phase IM. A detailed stability analysis is also presented for this purpose. To validate the effectiveness of the proposed controller, the five-phase IM drive is tested under different dynamic situations, including load changes and system uncertainties. The presented numerical results prove the ability of the designed SO-SMC to handle high system nonlinearities and maintain high robustness against uncertainties. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-889b1dd96201426692724929b9744ba42025-02-03T06:00:55ZengWileyInternational Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems2050-70382022-01-01202210.1155/2022/8215525Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction MotorMahmoud A. Mossa0Hamdi Echeikh1Najib El Ouanjli2Hassan Haes Alhelou3Electrical Engineering DepartmentElectrical Engineering DepartmentLMIETDepartment of Electrical Power EngineeringRecently, several research papers have addressed multiphase induction motor (IM) drives, owing to their several benefits compared to the three-phase motors, including increasing the torque pulsations frequency and reducing the rotor harmonic current losses. Thus, designing a robust controller to ensure the proper operation of such motors became a challenge. The present study reports the design of an effective second-order sliding mode control (SO-SMC) approach for a five-phase IM drive. The proposed control approach finds its strongest justification for the problem of using a law of nonlinear control robust to the system uncertainties of the model without affecting the system’s simplicity. The formulation of the proposed SO-SMC approach is a prescribed process to ensure the stability and proper dynamics of the five-phase IM. A detailed stability analysis is also presented for this purpose. To validate the effectiveness of the proposed controller, the five-phase IM drive is tested under different dynamic situations, including load changes and system uncertainties. The presented numerical results prove the ability of the designed SO-SMC to handle high system nonlinearities and maintain high robustness against uncertainties.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/8215525 |
| spellingShingle | Mahmoud A. Mossa Hamdi Echeikh Najib El Ouanjli Hassan Haes Alhelou Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems |
| title | Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor |
| title_full | Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor |
| title_fullStr | Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor |
| title_full_unstemmed | Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor |
| title_short | Enhanced Second-Order Sliding Mode Control Technique for a Five-Phase Induction Motor |
| title_sort | enhanced second order sliding mode control technique for a five phase induction motor |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/8215525 |
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