In this paper, a predictive stator flux control (PSFC) algorithm for permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) drives is proposed, which can eliminate the influence of flux linkage parameter perturbation and rotor position error. First, the sensitivity of conventional predictive current control (PCC) to the flux linkage parameter and rotor position is analyzed. Then, the novel composite discrete time sliding mode observer (SMO) based on stator flux state is designed, which can estimate the flux linkage parameter perturbation, rotor position error, and load torque simultaneously. Finally, a novel PSFC method is developed, which can enhance the robustness of PCC against flux linkage parameter perturbation and rotor position error by using composite discrete time SMO. Simulation and experimental results indicate that the proposed PSFC can achieve low stator current harmonics, low torque ripple, and excellent steady-state performance under the flux linkage parameter perturbation and rotor position error.
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