Abstract:
The real implementation of DC-DC boost converters controllers is slightly difficult due to their non minimum phase behavior and the non zero output voltage error. Integra...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
The real implementation of DC-DC boost converters controllers is slightly difficult due to their non minimum phase behavior and the non zero output voltage error. Integral Sliding Mode Controllers (ISMC)s have proved to be able to deal with this kind of converters and to eliminate the chattering phenomenon. In order to cancel the output voltage error, we apply in this paper, an ISMC to a detailed modelling of boost converter (by considering the associated parasites). Numerical and experimental comparative studies with the ideal case and the classical SMC verify the effectiveness and the robustness of this controller.
Date of Conference: 07-09 May 2017
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 26 June 2017
ISBN Information:
Electronic ISSN: 2379-0067
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Sliding Mode Control ,
- Sliding Mode ,
- Boost Converter ,
- Mode Of Integration ,
- Integral Sliding Mode Control ,
- DC-DC Boost Converter ,
- Parasite ,
- Robust Control ,
- Non-minimum Phase ,
- Optimal Control ,
- Input Voltage ,
- Voltage Values ,
- Sign Function ,
- Steady-state Error ,
- Input Current ,
- Duty Ratio ,
- Maximum Power Point Tracking ,
- Backstepping Control ,
- Discontinuous Function
Keywords assist with retrieval of results and provide a means to discovering other relevant content. Learn more.
- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Sliding Mode Control ,
- Sliding Mode ,
- Boost Converter ,
- Mode Of Integration ,
- Integral Sliding Mode Control ,
- DC-DC Boost Converter ,
- Parasite ,
- Robust Control ,
- Non-minimum Phase ,
- Optimal Control ,
- Input Voltage ,
- Voltage Values ,
- Sign Function ,
- Steady-state Error ,
- Input Current ,
- Duty Ratio ,
- Maximum Power Point Tracking ,
- Backstepping Control ,
- Discontinuous Function