Dynamic Performance Improvement for Permanent Magnet Generator System Using Current Compensating Method With Two-Degrees-of-Freedom Control
Jian Huang, Zhuoran Zhang, Jianbin Han, Wenying Jiang
Abstract
This article proposes a two-degrees-of-freedom (TDOF) control with torque current compensating method (TCCM) to enhance the dynamic performance of permanent magnet generator (PMG) system when load changes. First, the mathematic model of PMG system with active front-end rectifier is introduced. Based on the system model, the proportional-integral controller of current loop is designed, and the TDOF controller designed with internal model control principle is derived for voltage loop control. There are two sets of parameters in the TDOF controller, one is used to regulate the system tracking performance when the command dc-link voltage changes, and the other is used to regulate the system antidisturbance capability when the electrical load changes. Second, the TCCM is proposed to further improve the system dynamic performance. The variation of torque current is applied to revise the command dc-link voltage, namely, the command dc-link voltage increases under loading occasion and decreases when unload occurs. The TCCM needs no additional hardware and is simple to implement. Simulation and experimental results verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.