Abstract
Periodic torque ripple often occurs in permanent magnet synchronous motors due to cogging torque and flux harmonic distortion, leading to motor speed fluctuations and further causing mechanical vibration and noise, which seriously affects the performance of the motor vector control system. In response to the above problems, a PMSM torque ripple suppression method based on SMA-optimized ILC is proposed, which does not rely on prior knowledge of the system and motor parameters. That is, an SMA is used to determine the optimal values of the key parameters of the ILC in the target motor control system, and then the real-time torque deviation value calculated by iterative learning is compensated to the system control current set end. By reducing the influence of higher harmonics in the control current, the torque ripple is suppressed. Research results show that this method has high efficiency and accuracy in parameter optimization, further improving the ILC performance, effectively reducing the impact of higher harmonics, and suppressing the torque ripple amplitude.