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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Técnicas de síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas com atraso

Bender, Fernando Augusto January 2010 (has links)
Esta tese versa sobre a síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas lineares contínuos invariantes no tempo, com restrições no atuador e atraso no tempo. Baseados em um funcional Liapunov-Krasovskii e uma condição de setor para a função zona-morta já existentes na literatura, são propostas condições suficientes expressas em LMIs para a existência de compensadores antiwindup para duas classes de sistemas: sistemas com atraso nos estados, e sistemas com atraso na entrada. Em ambos os casos, considera-se a síntese de um compensador de ordem plena para um sistema com um controlador dado a priori desprezando limites do atuador. A síntese dos compensadores antiwindup considera um atuador restrito em amplitude e o sistema sujeito a perturbações limitadas em norma L2. A verificação das condições enunciadas garante a estabilidade da origem em malha fechada, e um conjunto de inicialização dos estados do sistema tolerante à perturbação com norma L2 inferior a um máximo, determinado juntamente com a síntese do compensador antiwindup. Na ausência de perturbação a origem é garantida assintoticamente estável. Para sistemas com atraso no estado, primeiro propõe-se um método para a síntese de compensadores dinâmicos racionais de ordem plena. Este método é baseado no Lema de Projeção. Em seguida, estende-se o resultado, propondo-se um framework genérico que permite a síntese de compensadores racionais e não racionais. Este método é baseado em uma transformação de variáveis linearizante. Para sistemas com atraso na entrada, propõe-se três resultados de síntese de compensadores antiwindup: compensadores estáticos, dinâmicos racionais, e dinâmicos não racionais. Estes métodos são novamente baseados no Lema de Projeção. Em todos os casos, as condições obtidas que garantem a existência de um compensador antiwindup são expressas em forma de LMIs e garantem a estabilidade local da origem. Em seguida, estende-se os resultados para garantir a estabilidade global da origem, nos casos em que a planta é estável em malha aberta. Problemas de otimização são propostos para ambos os métodos para maximizar a tolerância à perturbação e a minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. Exemplos numéricos ilustram cada método na solução dos problemas de máxima tolerância à perturbação, e minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. / This thesis verses about antiwindup compensator synthesis for linear time invariant continuous systems, presenting constraints in actuator and time delay. Based on a Liapunov-Krasovskii functional and a sector condition for the dead-zone nonlinearity already castign in literature, it is proposed sufficient conditions expressed in LMI to the existance of an antiwindup compensator for two classes of systems: systems with state delay, and systems with input delay. In both cases it is considered the synthesis of a full order antiwindup compensator for a system with a controller a priori given that disregards the actuator bounds. The synthesis of antiwindup compensators considers an actuator constrained in amplitude and a system subjected to norm-L2 bounded disturbances. Once the casted conditions are verified, it is assured the closed loop origin stability; a set for the initial states of the system tolerating disturbances up to a maximum L2 norm, which is also determined along the antiwindup compensator synthesis procedure. In the absence of disturbance the origin is assuredly asymptotically stable. For state delay systems, first it is proposed a method for designing full order rational antiwindup compensators. This method is based on the Projection Lemma. Afterwards, results are extended proposing a generic framework allowing the synthesis of rational and nonrational compensators of different topologies. This method is based on a linearizing variable transformation. For input delay systems, it is proposed three synthesis results: static, rational dynamic and nonrational dynamic compensators. These methods are based on the Projection Lemma. In all cases, the conditions obtained assuring the existance of an antiwindup compensator are expressed by means of LMIs that, once verified, assure the origin local stability. Then, the conditions are extended for the global stability case, when the system is open loop stable. Optimization problems are proposed for both methods to maximize the disturbance tolerance and the minimization of the L2-gain of the disturbance to the regulated output. Numerical examples are presented to illustrate each method in the solution of the problems of maximum disturbance tolerance, and minimization of L2-gain from the disturbance to the regulated output.
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Técnicas de síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas com atraso

Bender, Fernando Augusto January 2010 (has links)
Esta tese versa sobre a síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas lineares contínuos invariantes no tempo, com restrições no atuador e atraso no tempo. Baseados em um funcional Liapunov-Krasovskii e uma condição de setor para a função zona-morta já existentes na literatura, são propostas condições suficientes expressas em LMIs para a existência de compensadores antiwindup para duas classes de sistemas: sistemas com atraso nos estados, e sistemas com atraso na entrada. Em ambos os casos, considera-se a síntese de um compensador de ordem plena para um sistema com um controlador dado a priori desprezando limites do atuador. A síntese dos compensadores antiwindup considera um atuador restrito em amplitude e o sistema sujeito a perturbações limitadas em norma L2. A verificação das condições enunciadas garante a estabilidade da origem em malha fechada, e um conjunto de inicialização dos estados do sistema tolerante à perturbação com norma L2 inferior a um máximo, determinado juntamente com a síntese do compensador antiwindup. Na ausência de perturbação a origem é garantida assintoticamente estável. Para sistemas com atraso no estado, primeiro propõe-se um método para a síntese de compensadores dinâmicos racionais de ordem plena. Este método é baseado no Lema de Projeção. Em seguida, estende-se o resultado, propondo-se um framework genérico que permite a síntese de compensadores racionais e não racionais. Este método é baseado em uma transformação de variáveis linearizante. Para sistemas com atraso na entrada, propõe-se três resultados de síntese de compensadores antiwindup: compensadores estáticos, dinâmicos racionais, e dinâmicos não racionais. Estes métodos são novamente baseados no Lema de Projeção. Em todos os casos, as condições obtidas que garantem a existência de um compensador antiwindup são expressas em forma de LMIs e garantem a estabilidade local da origem. Em seguida, estende-se os resultados para garantir a estabilidade global da origem, nos casos em que a planta é estável em malha aberta. Problemas de otimização são propostos para ambos os métodos para maximizar a tolerância à perturbação e a minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. Exemplos numéricos ilustram cada método na solução dos problemas de máxima tolerância à perturbação, e minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. / This thesis verses about antiwindup compensator synthesis for linear time invariant continuous systems, presenting constraints in actuator and time delay. Based on a Liapunov-Krasovskii functional and a sector condition for the dead-zone nonlinearity already castign in literature, it is proposed sufficient conditions expressed in LMI to the existance of an antiwindup compensator for two classes of systems: systems with state delay, and systems with input delay. In both cases it is considered the synthesis of a full order antiwindup compensator for a system with a controller a priori given that disregards the actuator bounds. The synthesis of antiwindup compensators considers an actuator constrained in amplitude and a system subjected to norm-L2 bounded disturbances. Once the casted conditions are verified, it is assured the closed loop origin stability; a set for the initial states of the system tolerating disturbances up to a maximum L2 norm, which is also determined along the antiwindup compensator synthesis procedure. In the absence of disturbance the origin is assuredly asymptotically stable. For state delay systems, first it is proposed a method for designing full order rational antiwindup compensators. This method is based on the Projection Lemma. Afterwards, results are extended proposing a generic framework allowing the synthesis of rational and nonrational compensators of different topologies. This method is based on a linearizing variable transformation. For input delay systems, it is proposed three synthesis results: static, rational dynamic and nonrational dynamic compensators. These methods are based on the Projection Lemma. In all cases, the conditions obtained assuring the existance of an antiwindup compensator are expressed by means of LMIs that, once verified, assure the origin local stability. Then, the conditions are extended for the global stability case, when the system is open loop stable. Optimization problems are proposed for both methods to maximize the disturbance tolerance and the minimization of the L2-gain of the disturbance to the regulated output. Numerical examples are presented to illustrate each method in the solution of the problems of maximum disturbance tolerance, and minimization of L2-gain from the disturbance to the regulated output.
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Técnicas de síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas com atraso

Bender, Fernando Augusto January 2010 (has links)
Esta tese versa sobre a síntese de compensadores antiwindup para sistemas lineares contínuos invariantes no tempo, com restrições no atuador e atraso no tempo. Baseados em um funcional Liapunov-Krasovskii e uma condição de setor para a função zona-morta já existentes na literatura, são propostas condições suficientes expressas em LMIs para a existência de compensadores antiwindup para duas classes de sistemas: sistemas com atraso nos estados, e sistemas com atraso na entrada. Em ambos os casos, considera-se a síntese de um compensador de ordem plena para um sistema com um controlador dado a priori desprezando limites do atuador. A síntese dos compensadores antiwindup considera um atuador restrito em amplitude e o sistema sujeito a perturbações limitadas em norma L2. A verificação das condições enunciadas garante a estabilidade da origem em malha fechada, e um conjunto de inicialização dos estados do sistema tolerante à perturbação com norma L2 inferior a um máximo, determinado juntamente com a síntese do compensador antiwindup. Na ausência de perturbação a origem é garantida assintoticamente estável. Para sistemas com atraso no estado, primeiro propõe-se um método para a síntese de compensadores dinâmicos racionais de ordem plena. Este método é baseado no Lema de Projeção. Em seguida, estende-se o resultado, propondo-se um framework genérico que permite a síntese de compensadores racionais e não racionais. Este método é baseado em uma transformação de variáveis linearizante. Para sistemas com atraso na entrada, propõe-se três resultados de síntese de compensadores antiwindup: compensadores estáticos, dinâmicos racionais, e dinâmicos não racionais. Estes métodos são novamente baseados no Lema de Projeção. Em todos os casos, as condições obtidas que garantem a existência de um compensador antiwindup são expressas em forma de LMIs e garantem a estabilidade local da origem. Em seguida, estende-se os resultados para garantir a estabilidade global da origem, nos casos em que a planta é estável em malha aberta. Problemas de otimização são propostos para ambos os métodos para maximizar a tolerância à perturbação e a minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. Exemplos numéricos ilustram cada método na solução dos problemas de máxima tolerância à perturbação, e minimização do ganho L2 da perturbação à saída regulada. / This thesis verses about antiwindup compensator synthesis for linear time invariant continuous systems, presenting constraints in actuator and time delay. Based on a Liapunov-Krasovskii functional and a sector condition for the dead-zone nonlinearity already castign in literature, it is proposed sufficient conditions expressed in LMI to the existance of an antiwindup compensator for two classes of systems: systems with state delay, and systems with input delay. In both cases it is considered the synthesis of a full order antiwindup compensator for a system with a controller a priori given that disregards the actuator bounds. The synthesis of antiwindup compensators considers an actuator constrained in amplitude and a system subjected to norm-L2 bounded disturbances. Once the casted conditions are verified, it is assured the closed loop origin stability; a set for the initial states of the system tolerating disturbances up to a maximum L2 norm, which is also determined along the antiwindup compensator synthesis procedure. In the absence of disturbance the origin is assuredly asymptotically stable. For state delay systems, first it is proposed a method for designing full order rational antiwindup compensators. This method is based on the Projection Lemma. Afterwards, results are extended proposing a generic framework allowing the synthesis of rational and nonrational compensators of different topologies. This method is based on a linearizing variable transformation. For input delay systems, it is proposed three synthesis results: static, rational dynamic and nonrational dynamic compensators. These methods are based on the Projection Lemma. In all cases, the conditions obtained assuring the existance of an antiwindup compensator are expressed by means of LMIs that, once verified, assure the origin local stability. Then, the conditions are extended for the global stability case, when the system is open loop stable. Optimization problems are proposed for both methods to maximize the disturbance tolerance and the minimization of the L2-gain of the disturbance to the regulated output. Numerical examples are presented to illustrate each method in the solution of the problems of maximum disturbance tolerance, and minimization of L2-gain from the disturbance to the regulated output.
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Průmyslový regulátor PID s autotunerem a vizualizací / Industrial PID controller with autotuning and visualisation

Prudký, Miroslav January 2009 (has links)
The objective of the thesis is to create software, which implements industrial PID controller enabling smooth switch-over and automatic tuning of parameters. The next objective is to create visualization for this controller. Whole controller have to be implemented into PLC Power Panel (B&R company). At the beginning of the thesis there is theoretical description of all implemented algorithms (discrete control algorithms derived from PID, smooth switch-over, antiwindup, identification algorithms). In the following there is designed program structure, which is state machine-shaped. All algorithms are implemented in ANSI C at first as s-function for Matlab/Simulink program, which enables to simulate and verify the controller. Implementation of controller into PLC Power Panel through the use of Automation Studio program from B&R company is described in the next part. Visualization is created in the same program. Simulations and verifications on mathematical and physical model demonstrates functionality of implemented algorithms, but also points out some problems associated with the use of identification algorithms in real world (noise, quantization in A/D and D/A converter).
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Vers une stratégie unifiée pour la commande des véhicules aériens

Pucci, Daniele 11 April 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Au cours du siècle dernier, la communauté scientifique a traité le contrôle des véhicules aériens principalement par l'élaboration de stratégies ad hoc, mais aucune approche unifiée n'a été développé jusqu'à présent. Cette thèse participe à l'élaboration d'une approche unifiée pour le contrôle des véhicules aériens en prenant en compte les forces aérodynamiques dans la conception de la commande. Nous supposons les effets aérodynamiques de rotation et les effets non stationnaires négligeables. Les actionneurs du véhicule sont supposés être composés d'une force de poussé fixée au corps pour le mouvement en translation, et d'un couple de contrôle pour la régulation d'attitude. Cette thèse se concentre ensuite sur la boucle de guidage, traitant du contrôle de la vitesse linéaire. L'un des principaux objectifs a été de déterminer la façon de réguler la force de poussée et l'orientation du véhicule pour compenser les forces extérieures. Tout d'abord nous abordons la modélisation, l'analyse et le contrôle de la dynamique longitudinale de l'avion. Ensuite nous étendons certaines de ces études aux mouvements tridimensionnels d'avions au corps symétrique, tels que les missiles. Un résultat original de cette thèse est de préciser les conditions sur la force aérodynamique permettant de reformuler le problème du contrôle dans celui de la commande d'un corps sphérique, pour lequel des résultats de stabilité peuvent être démontrés. Les lois de commande proposées intègrent des termes intégraux et anti-wind up sans reposer sur une politique de commutation entre plusieurs lois de commande.
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Vers une stratégie unifiée pour la commande des véhicules aériens / Towards a unified approach for the control of aerial vehicles

Pucci, Daniele 11 April 2013 (has links)
Au cours du siècle dernier, la communauté scientifique a traité le contrôle des véhicules aériens principalement par l'élaboration de stratégies ad hoc, mais aucune approche unifiée n'a été développé jusqu'à présent. Cette thèse participe à l'élaboration d'une approche unifiée pour le contrôle des véhicules aériens en prenant en compte les forces aérodynamiques dans la conception de la commande. Nous supposons les effets aérodynamiques de rotation et les effets non stationnaires négligeables. Les actionneurs du véhicule sont supposés être composés d'une force de poussé fixée au corps pour le mouvement en translation, et d'un couple de contrôle pour la régulation d'attitude. Cette thèse se concentre ensuite sur la boucle de guidage, traitant du contrôle de la vitesse linéaire. L'un des principaux objectifs a été de déterminer la façon de réguler la force de poussée et l'orientation du véhicule pour compenser les forces extérieures. Tout d'abord nous abordons la modélisation, l'analyse et le contrôle de la dynamique longitudinale de l'avion. Ensuite nous étendons certaines de ces études aux mouvements tridimensionnels d'avions au corps symétrique, tels que les missiles. Un résultat original de cette thèse est de préciser les conditions sur la force aérodynamique permettant de reformuler le problème du contrôle dans celui de la commande d'un corps sphérique, pour lequel des résultats de stabilité peuvent être démontrés. Les lois de commande proposées intègrent des termes intégraux et anti-wind up sans reposer sur une politique de commutation entre plusieurs lois de commande. / Over the last century, the scientific community has dealt with the control of flying machines by mainly developing different strategies in relation to different classes of aircraft, and no unified control approach has been developed so far. The present thesis contributes towards the development of a unified control approach for aerial vehicles by maintaining aerodynamic forces in the control design. It is assumed, however, that the aerodynamic effects of rotational and unsteady motions are negligible, and that the means of actuation for an aerial vehicle consist of a body-fixed thrust force for translational motion and a control torque for attitude monitoring. This thesis then focuses on the guidance loop of the control problem. One of the main objectives has been to determine how to regulate the thrust intensity and the vehicle orientation to compensate for the orientation-dependent external forces. In particular, the modeling, analysis, and control of the longitudinal aircraft dynamics is first addressed. Then, some of these studies are extended to three-dimensional motions of symmetric aircraft, such as missile-like bodies. An original outcome of this thesis is to state conditions on the aerodynamic force that allow the control problem to be recasted into that of controlling a spherical body. In this case, strong stability results can be shown. The proposed control laws incorporate integral and anti-wind up terms and do not rely on a switching policy between several control laws.
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Outils de commande avancés pour les applications automobiles

Nguyen, Tran Anh Tu 02 December 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Cette thèse est consacrée au développement de techniques de commande avancées pour des classes de systèmes non linéaires en général et pour des applications automobiles en particulier.Pour répondre au besoin du contrôle moteur, la première partie propose des nouveaux résultats théoriques sur la technique de commande non linéaire à base de modèles de type Takagi-Sugeno soumis à la saturation de la commande. La saturation de la commande est traitée en utilisant sa représentation polytopique ou une stratégie anti-windup.La deuxième partie porte sur la commande du système d'air d'un moteur turbocompressé à allumage commandé. Deux approches originales sont proposées. Dans la première, l'outil théorique concernant les modèles Takagi-Sugeno à commutation développé dans la première partie est directement appliqué. La seconde approche est basée sur une commande linéarisante robuste. L'originalité de ces approches multivariables consiste dans sa simplicité de mise en œuvre et son efficacité par rapport à celles qui existent dans la littérature.La dernière partie vise à développer des stratégies pour la gestion énergétique des systèmes électriques d'un véhicule obtenues en se basant sur le Principe du Minimum de Pontryagin. À cet effet, deux approches sont considérées : l'approche hors ligne d'optimisation utilisant les informations du futur concernant les conditions de roulage et l'approche en ligne qui est adaptée de la précédente. Ensuite, ces deux approches sont implémentées et évaluées dans un simulateur avancé.
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Outils de commande avancés pour les applications automobiles / Advanced control design tools for automotive applications

Nguyen, Tran Anh-Tu 02 December 2013 (has links)
Cette thèse est consacrée au développement de techniques de commande avancées pour des classes de systèmes non linéaires en général et pour des applications automobiles en particulier.Pour répondre au besoin du contrôle moteur, la première partie propose des nouveaux résultats théoriques sur la technique de commande non linéaire à base de modèles de type Takagi-Sugeno soumis à la saturation de la commande. La saturation de la commande est traitée en utilisant sa représentation polytopique ou une stratégie anti-windup.La deuxième partie porte sur la commande du système d'air d'un moteur turbocompressé à allumage commandé. Deux approches originales sont proposées. Dans la première, l'outil théorique concernant les modèles Takagi-Sugeno à commutation développé dans la première partie est directement appliqué. La seconde approche est basée sur une commande linéarisante robuste. L'originalité de ces approches multivariables consiste dans sa simplicité de mise en œuvre et son efficacité par rapport à celles qui existent dans la littérature.La dernière partie vise à développer des stratégies pour la gestion énergétique des systèmes électriques d'un véhicule obtenues en se basant sur le Principe du Minimum de Pontryagin. À cet effet, deux approches sont considérées : l'approche hors ligne d'optimisation utilisant les informations du futur concernant les conditions de roulage et l'approche en ligne qui est adaptée de la précédente. Ensuite, ces deux approches sont implémentées et évaluées dans un simulateur avancé. / This thesis addresses the development of some advanced control design tools for a class of nonlinear systems in general and for automotive systems in particular.Motivated by automotive applications, Part I proposes some novel theoretical results on control design for nonlinear systems under Takagi-Sugeno form subject to the control input saturation. The input saturation is dealt with by using its polytopic representation or an anti-windup strategy.Part II deals with our automotive application concerning the control of a turbocharged air system of a spark ignition engine. To this end, two novel control approaches are proposed in this part. For the first one, the theoretical design tool on switching Takagi-Sugeno controller developed in Part I is directly applied. The second one is based on a robust feedback linearization control technique. The originality of these MIMO approaches consist in their simplicity and effectiveness compared to other ones existing in the literature.Part III aims at developing the strategies, which are based on the Pontryagin's Minimum Principle in optimal control theory, for the energy management of the vehicular electric power systems in a hybrid engine configuration. To this end, both offline optimization approach using the future information of driving conditions and online implementable one have been developed and evaluated in an advanced simulator.

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