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Abstract
In this paper, a robust output voltage-tracking algorithm is proposed for dc/dc boost power conversion systems based on a variable invariant manifold. A systematic multivariable approach, considering not only nonlinearity but also the parametric uncertainties, is used for deriving the control law. The proposed method has two features. First, a variable cut-off frequency algorithm is constructed to automatically adjust the invariant manifold, improving the transient output voltage-tracking performance. Second, nonlinear disturbance observers are introduced to enable the control law to exponentially recover the desirable tracking performance without any offset errors in the variable invariant manifold. The performance of the proposed technique is experimentally confirmed with a 3-kW dc/dc boost power conversion system.
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