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A practical study on the dynamic performance of a controller for an electromagnetic levitation system

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In this paper, a cascade lead compensation control scheme utilizing inner current loop and outer position loop has been designed and implemented for stabilization of a single magnet based single axis levitation system, which has been successfully tested and stable levitation has been demonstrated at the desired operating gap.
Abstract
Electromagnetic levitation system (EMLS) is inherently unstable and strongly nonlinear in nature. A cascade lead compensation control scheme utilizing inner current loop and outer position loop has been designed and implemented for stabilization of a single magnet based single axis levitation system. The prototype has been successfully tested and stable levitation has been demonstrated at the desired operating gap. The dynamic performance of the controller has been studied experimentally by applying different disturbance inputs (square wave, sinusoidal etc.) with increasing magnitudes and frequencies. The effect of different basic parameters of the levitation system on the performance of the designed controller has also been observed.

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A unified approach for identification and control of electro-magnetic levitation system in delta domain

TL;DR: In this paper, a unified approach for identification and control of delta operator parameterized Electro-magnetic Levitation System (EMLS) is proposed. But the proposed approach is limited to a single EMLS.
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A unified approach for parametric robust control of electromagnetic levitation system

TL;DR: A unified approach for robust controller (RC) design for Electro-magnetic Levitation System (EMLS) in delta domain is proposed and the simulation results exhibit the usefulness of the proposed controller design methodology.
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