Terminal Sliding Mode Control (TSMC) Scheme for Current Control of Five-Phase Induction Motor

In recent times, multi-phase induction motor drives have attracted attention where high overall device performance and a decrease in total power per phase are desired. The extra phases in conjunction with normal 3-phase drive ensure that the mechanism continues to function without torque ripple, disturbance and vibration even under unstable circumstances. To overcome this problem, a suitable terminal sliding mode control system may achieve a ripple-less high torque in a five-phase induction motor. The current control loop offers significant benefits to enhance the stability of the drive system. With outstanding transient responses, this device can conduct strong dynamic current management. The Terminal Sliding Mode Control based on MPCC is used to optimize the motor control system. Whereas, HOSM is introduced to eliminate the chattering phenomenon.

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