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Sliding mode controller with modified sliding function for DC-DC Buck Converter
1Sarvajanik College of Engineering & Technology, Instrumentation & Control Engineering Department, Dr. R.K. Desai Marg, Near Mission Wockhardt Hospitals, Athwalines, Surat 395001, India.
Abstract:
This article presents design of Sliding Mode Controller with proportional integral type sliding function for DC-DC Buck Converter for the controlled power supply. The converter with conventional sliding mode controller results in a steady state error in load voltage. The proposed modified sliding function improves the steady state and dynamic performance of the Convertor and facilitates better choices of controller tuning parameters. The conditions for existence of sliding modes for proposed control scheme are derived. The stability of the closed loop system with proposed sliding mode control is proved and improvement in steady state performance is exemplified. The idea of adaptive tuning for the proposed controller to compensate load variations is outlined. The comparative study of conventional and proposed control strategy is presented. The efficacy of the proposed strategy is endowed by the simulation and experimental results.
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