Optimized triangular observer based adaptive supertwisting sliding mode control for wind turbine system

Abstrak

This paper presents a modified adaptive supertwisting sliding mode controller (AST-SMC) that dynamically adjusts control settings without prior knowledge of uncertainty limits, thereby removing chattering and putting reliability first while maintaining the original benefits of sliding mode control (SMC). First, we model and build the wind turbine system using three different controllers: the AST-SMC, the supertwisting sliding mode controller (ST-SMC), and the first-order sliding mode controller (FOSMC). A second comparison is necessary. Only the rotor speed is available to the control law because of concealed state information, which makes use of the full system state. In order to minimize observing errors over time, an asymptotic observer triangle is used to estimate the unknown rotor acceleration. By improving AST-SMC's control law, particle swarm optimization finds the most effective controller. The stability of AST-SMC over a finite time is shown via the Lyapunov stability theorem. Based on simulation findings, it is proven to be more effective than traditional SMC in wind turbine system control. It excels in settling time, tracking accuracy, energy consumption, and control input smoothness.