In the field of surface-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor (SPMSM) drive, deadbeat current predictive control (DPCC) can achieve high dynamic response, but its poor anti-disturbance performance limits the application. To address this problem, a deadbeat digital current controller with a parallel disturbance rejection structure is proposed in this article. In proposed scheme, the disturbance control loop is organized by the deadbeat frequency characteristics, current reference and a disturbance controller so that it can eliminate the time lag in disturbance estimation. Thus, proposed parallel anti-disturbance structure can achieve better dynamic performance of disturbance estimation than traditional linear observers. The disturbance controller in the control loop is designed based on internal model control (IMC) method. To further enhance periodic disturbance suppression capability, a Repetitive-IMC control law is further adopted in the disturbance controller. By employing linear control theory, the coefficients related to proposed scheme can be easily designed in frequency domain. Compared with other advanced digital current controller with deadbeat response, the anti-disturbance performance evaluation is carried out. Finally, the experiment proves the effectiveness of this method.
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