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Table 1.

List of technical characteristics of relevant literature.

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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of sliding mode variable structure control algorithm design content.

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Fig 2.

Mathematical analysis process of sliding mode speed controller design based on traditional EAL.

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Fig 3.

Hardware structure diagram of PMSM speed control system driver board.

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Fig 4.

Sensitivity analysis of ASMC σ parameter.

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Fig 5.

Sensitivity analysis of parameters α and β.

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Fig 6.

Comparison results of the performance of traditional approach law control and new AAL control.

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Fig 7.

Comparison results of phase trajectories and local enlarged images between two systems.

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Fig 8.

Comparison results of three system related speeds.

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Fig 9.

System no-load torque response results under three control algorithms.

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Fig 10.

Speed response and torque response results when parameter H0 changes.

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Fig 11.

Simulation results of sudden reduction of load torque.

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Fig 12.

Simulation results of sudden reduction of load torque.

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Table 2.

Parameters related to PMSM and magnetic particle brakes.

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Fig 13.

No-load experimental speed waveform and Q-axis command current waveform of ASMC and SMC systems compared with local results.

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Fig 14.

Speed response curve and torque response curve after the change of moment of inertia.

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Fig 15.

Partial experimental speed waveform results under sudden load increase of three systems.

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Fig 16.

Comparison results of local Q-axis command current of ASMC and SMC systems under sudden load increase and anti-interference of three systems.

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Table 3.

Comparison of startup performance of three strategies under the same load disturbance.

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Table 4.

Comprehensive performance effects of three control systems under sudden load and sudden load reduction conditions.

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Fig 17.

Comparison of computational requirements for different control systems.

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