2012
DOI: 10.1049/iet-epa.2011.0358
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Design and tuning of fixed-switching-frequency second-order sliding-mode controller for doubly fed induction generator power control

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“…Application of second order SMC allows to retain the robustness characteristics of the first order SMC control algorithm at a fixed switching frequency. Additionally, possible chatter can be reduced [36].…”
Section: A Second Order Smc Current Regulatorsmentioning
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“…Application of second order SMC allows to retain the robustness characteristics of the first order SMC control algorithm at a fixed switching frequency. Additionally, possible chatter can be reduced [36].…”
Section: A Second Order Smc Current Regulatorsmentioning
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“…Aiming to achieve satisfactory tracking performance for i d and i q , the following sliding functions are adopted [36]: where…”
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“…Another second order SMC given in [4] achieves smooth connection of DFIG to the grid. Constant switching frequency second order SMC is achieved in [16]. There are also some other reputable studies which consider robustness against grid voltage problems [17] by proposing different phase-lock-loop (PLL) techniques to detect the voltage signal.…”
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“…These controllers have satisfactory power response when compared with the PI ones, but it is hardly to implement them due to the predictive functional controller and internal mode controller formulation. Other possibilities to DFIG power control are fuzzy logic [15], [16], deadbeat [17], model based predictive control [18] or sliding mode control [19], [20]. In the same way, these strategies also have satisfactory ones, although it involves relatively complex transformation of voltages, currents, and control outputs among the stationary, rotor, and synchronous reference frames.…”
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