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This work introduces a computational based approach to design stabilizing controllers for a class of uncertain nonlinear plant.
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In this paper, the passivity-based approach to controller design for the boost and buck quasi-resonant converters is addressed.
This paper presents a fuzzy decision based approach and controller design method to address the energy dispatch in offshore industrial microgrid consisting of various forms of distributed generators (renewable sources and onsite diesel generators) and the seawater desalination system.
Finally, a linear matrix inequality based approach is established to design controllers such that the closed-loop system has a guaranteed convergence rate.
The parametric Lyapunov equation based approach is utilized to design stabilization controllers for these three classes of systems.
In this paper, a new ν-metric based approach is proposed to design decentralized controllers for multi-unit nonlinear plants that admit a set of plant decompositions in an operating space.
A numerical example is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the controller design, while the observer based approach is applied to an inverted pendulum experiment.
The filter based approach is further extended to answer some of the key questions for ML control systems such as: (a) performance enhancement possible with the alternate pairing scheme, (b) benefits that will accrue through the employment of decouplers and (c) the performance achievable with the use of multivariable controller (as opposed to an ML controller).
In this paper we compare a linear robust controller with a flatness based approach.
In a second, more model based, approach, a mode estimator/controller is designed aiming at a full state feedback by including modes, which are not directly measurable due to the limited number of available real-time signals.
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