Totally invariant state feedback controller for position control ofsynchronous reluctance motor
Kuo-Kai Shyu; Chiu-Keng Lai; Hung, J.Y.
Industrial Electronics, IEEE Transactions on
Volume 48, Issue 3, Jun 2001 Page(s):615 - 624
Digital Object Identifier   10.1109/41.925589
Summary:A new totally invariant state feedback controller is designed by combining the classical state feedback controller and the variable-structure control (VSC). The combination of these two different control methods has the advantages of both their merits: (1) the easy design of the state feedback and (2) the strong robustness of the VSC. In other words, the system performance can be simply designed for the nominal system by using the classical state feedback, which includes such well-known techniques as the pole placement or the linear quadratic method. Then, VSC is used to ensure the control effect. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the totally invariant state feedback controller, it is applied to the position control of a synchronous reluctance motor. Simulation results are first given. In addition, a prototype hardware system is built and experimentally evaluated

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