Adaptive Luenberger Load Torque Observer-Based Improved Sliding Mode Speed Regulation Control of PMSM Drives with a Novel Reaching Law

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Authors: Jianping Wen, Sun Ze, Jiale Zhang, Dongsheng Zhang
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Abstract

To improve the speed regulation performance of permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) drive systems, a composite control strategy consisting of an improved sliding mode controller (ISMC) and an adaptive Luenberger load torque observer (ALLTO) is proposed. The ISMC is constructed based on a novel sliding mode reaching law (NSMRL). The proposed NSMRL overcomes the slow convergence and chattering problems of conventional reaching laws by introducing system state variables and a nonlinear adaptive function, ensuring rapid convergence with reduced chattering. In parallel, the ALLTO is developed to estimate and compensate load disturbances in real time, where its bandwidth is adaptively adjusted according to the speed error to achieve fast response and high estimation accuracy without degrading steady-state performance. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed control scheme significantly improves the dynamic response and disturbance rejection capability of PMSM drive systems.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Sensorless Control of Electric Motors Adaptive Control of Nonlinear Systems Control Systems in Engineering

Publication details

Journal / source
Applied Sciences
Publisher
MDPI AG
Volume
16
Issue
10
Pages
4934–4934
Publication date
15 May 2026
Language
EN