35 research outputs found
Three-axis gap clearance I-PD controller design based on coefficient diagram method for 4-pole hybrid electromagnet
4-pole hybrid electromagnetic systems have a potential usage in many industrial areas, such as clean room design, transportation, semi-conductor manufacturing due to providing mechanical contact-free operation with considerably low energy consumption. However, the main problem of magnetic levitation process: it has highly nonlinear nature and even if it can be linearized, it has unstable pole(s), which makes the system vulnerable in terms of stability. In this paper, to overcome the instability issue and track the desired references for each degree of freedom, a modified PID controller (so called I-PD) design technique based on coefficient diagram method (CDM) has been proposed. CDM is an algebraic design applied to polynomial structure of the system on the parameter space, where a specific diagram is used to present and interpret the essential data. It is quite simple to apply with a visual support, requires basic mathematical computations for field engineers, and offers a good equilibrium in terms of simplicity, stability,
minimum overshoot and robustness, which are crucial specifications for maglev applications. The effectiveness and feasibility of CDM-based I-PD controller have been compared with CDMbased classical PID controller over an experimental set-up
I-PD Controller Design for a 4-Pole Hybrid electromagnet on the Basis of Coefficient Diagram Method
Reactive Power Compensation for Three Phase AC Non Linear Loads Using an Active Power Filters
HAVAİ RÜZGAR ENERJİ SİSTEMLERİ İÇİN ÇİFT MODLU ENERJİ DÖNÜŞÜM ÜNİTESİNİN ÇOK FİZİKLİ ANALİTİK TASARIMI VE OPTİMİZASYONU
Tepe akım modu kontrollü Zeta dönüştürücünün küçük işaret analizi
In this study, small signal analysis of peak current-mode controlled, non-isolated Zeta converter is presented. The PWM-switch model in Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM) is utilized in the analysis. The control to output voltage transfer function is derived in symbolic form including the esr of the output capacitor. The exact zeros of the transfer function are given in symbolic form. However, the peak current-mode PWM-switch model yields 5th order polynomial in its denominator, which necessitates approximate root analysis in finding the symbolic equations of its poles and quality factors. By using this analysis, the approximate poles and quality factors also derived symbolically in the paper
