In this study, the challenges of load variations, input voltage fluctuations, and reference voltage deviations for a DC-DC buck converter system are addressed.A composite voltage controller, founded on a model predictive control (MPC) integrated with a reduced-order state observer (RESO), is introduced to ameliorate the tracking performances of such converters.Disturbances, both matched and mismatched, are conceptualized as total disturbances within an innovatively proposed error tracking model.Subsequently, a RESO is meticulously developed to estimate and attenuate these disturbances.In parallel, an MPC is crafted to ensure enhanced system robustness and superior steady-state performances.Comparative simulations indicate that this innovative composite controller exhibits a rapid settling time and smoother response curve compared to traditional MPC.Furthermore, it is observed that when exposed to disturbances, the proposed methodology demonstrates heightened disturbance rejection capabilities, accelerated voltage tracking, and improved steady-state performance.
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