State space modelling of a Mechanical System with Synchronous Motor

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Hi Everyone,
I am about to build a state-space equations for a mechanical steering system connected to PMSM, in order to analyze its control performance. The original differential equations governing the system are as follow:
  • MECHANICAL DYNAMICS = 3 second order differential equations (I will be having 6 states )
  • ELECTRIC DYNAMICS = 2 equations of current in d and q reference frame. (I will be having 2 states)
I wanna control the motor current according to a reference signal coming from a driver input torque.
  • Should I make a state space for each mechanical and electrical syatem, then join them together?
  • or can Its enough to control q-axis current and add it directly to mech. sys? .... In this case. ., with this Iq I will be having 7 states in my model.
Thank you

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Sabin
Sabin 2019-8-26
For such a system it is not common to combine all equations into a single model. It might end up with a very complex nonlinear model that is useless for controller design. Moreover, if you plan to have a cascade control structure is better to have separate models for inner and outer loops.
You can take a look at one of our examples in Simscape Electrical, showing an Electric Power Assisted Steering. Hope this helps.
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Ali Bashabsheh
Ali Bashabsheh 2019-8-26
Thank you,
I already went through this example. My contribution in this project will be in a control proposal, hence its not easy (or not allowed) to modeify the controller in this example.
You mentioned "if you plan to have a cascade control structure is better to have separate models for inner and outer loops"; do you think I can have a state-space model like the following, and still design a good controller:
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or you suggest I break it into smaller structures, then combine together? I am quite confused about it!
Thanks

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