Nonlinear integral sliding mode control design of photovoltaic pumping system: Real time implementation.

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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to provide high performance control of pumping system. The proposed method is designed by an indirect field oriented control based on Sliding Mode (SM) technique. The first contribution of this work is to design modified switching surfaces which presented by adding an integral action to the considered controlled variables. Then, in order to prevent the chattering phenomenon, modified nonlinear component is developed. The SM concept and a Lyapunov function are combined to compute the Sliding Mode Control (SMC) gains. Besides, the motor performance is validated by numeric simulations and real time implementation using a dSpace system with DS1104 controller board. Also, to show the effectiveness of the proposed approach, the obtained results are compared with other techniques such as conventional PI, Proportional Sliding Mode (PSM) and backstepping controls.
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Authors Chihi, Asma;Ben Azza, Hechmi;Jemli, Mohamed;Sellami, Anis;
Journal ISA transactions
Year 2017
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S0019-0578(16)30397-4
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induction motor robustness pumping system sliding switching surface uncertainties dspace controller board

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