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Proportional control
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01 Jun 1972171 citations
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TL;DR: The vector control of PMSM with hybrid fuzzy-PI speed controller with switching functions calculated based on the weights for both the controller outputs using the output of only the fuzzy controller and a combination of the outputs of both the controllers is reported.
Abstract: Vector control is one of the standard techniques used for the control of a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). The outer speed loop in vector controlled PMSM drive greatly affects the drive performance. In order to combine the advantages of proportional plus integral (PI) and fuzzy controllers, hybrid fuzzy-PI controllers are used in which the output can either be the outputs of the two, i.e. the PI or fuzzy units being switched as per the predetermined speed errors or be a combination of the two outputs with separate weights assigned to them with online calculations for the weights from the speed errors. The former method based on switching often causes chattering effects, and later method demands larger execution time because of inclusion of separate switching algorithms. This paper reports the vector control of PMSM with hybrid fuzzy-PI speed controller with switching functions calculated based on the weights for both the controller outputs using the output of (a) only the fuzzy controller, (b) only the PI controller and (c) a combination of the outputs of both the controllers. These switching functions are very simple and effective and do not demand any extra computations to arrive at the hybrid fuzzy-PI controller outputs. These control algorithms have been simulated and also implemented on hardware with TMS320F2812 digital signal processor, and it is observed that the performance of the vector controlled PMSM drive with these hybrid fuzzy-PI speed controllers in terms of the response and torque ripples is very promising.
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TL;DR: The proposed algorithm is to modify the velocity formula of the general PSO systems in order for improving the searching efficiency and the results testify that the improved PSO algorithm can perform well in the nonlinear PID control system design.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a robust output tracking control design method for a linear brushless DC motor with modeling uncertainties is presented, where two frequency-domain specifications directly related to the mixed sensitivity function and control energy consumption are imposed to ensure stability and performance robustness.
Abstract: This paper presents a robust output tracking control design method for a linear brushless DC motor with modeling uncertainties. Two frequency-domain specifications directly related to the mixed sensitivity function and control energy consumption are imposed to ensure stability and performance robustness. With regard to time-domain specifications, the rise time, maximum overshoot and steady-state error of the step response are considered. A generalized two-parameters proportional, integral, and derivative (PID) control framework is developed via a genetic searching approach ensuring the specifications imposed. The proposed design method is intuitive and practical that offers an effective way to implement simple but robust solutions covering a wide range of plant perturbation and, in addition, provides excellent tracking performance without resorting to excessive control. Extensive experimental and numerical results for a linear brushless motor confirm the proposed control design approach.
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TL;DR: The techniques of genetic algorithms are proposed as an alternative means of tuning digital PID controllers for complex multivariable plants with highly interactive dynamics.
Abstract: The techniques of genetic algorithms are proposed as an alternative means of tuning digital PID controllers. This use of genetic algorithms is particularly attractive because the same basic approach can always be readily used, even in the case of digital PID controllers for complex multivariable plants with highly interactive dynamics.
164 citations