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Abstract
Sliding mode controller is usually used as a nonlinear controller that alters the dynamic behaviour using an interrupting control signal to drive the system along a cross-section of the system’s normal behaviour. In this paper, a new topology of sliding mode controller is designed for a voltage regulating chopper operating under nonlinear conditions.
Control schematic diagrams and units developed in this paper for the gain and band width of the controller are obtained for voltage variation, model in accuracies and robustness in the load, to maintain a dynamic performance comparable to that obtained with current control techniques. The chattering effect of the controller is also taken into consideration. The results and performance of the proposed controller are verified using automated software including Simplorer 7 and Matlab (Simulink).
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Walid Emar
Walid Emar received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in power electronics and automatic control from Czech Republic. Currently, he is teaching at Isra University in Jordan and he is engaged in multilevel converters.
Sofyan Hayajneh
Sofyan Hayajneh received his M.Sc./Ph.D. (electrical engineering) from JUST (Jordan)/ Bradford University (UK). His research interests include algorithms development, 2D/3D digital and solar images, signal processing and GUI.
Musbah J. Aqel
Musbah J. Aqel received his M.Sc./Ph.D. in computer engineering from AMU/BHU (India). His research interests include Knowledge-base system design, image processing and computer networks.