2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jprocont.2014.08.011
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A graphical tuning method of fractional order proportional integral derivative controllers for interval fractional order plant

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“…Hence, when using these results to compute the scriptD‐stabilizing region, one can only obtain a sufficient region. Nevertheless, because the computational complexity is reduced considerably, in practical, one can use these results to approximate the complete scriptD‐stabilizing region .…”
Section: Main Results For Fractional Order Parametric Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hence, when using these results to compute the scriptD‐stabilizing region, one can only obtain a sufficient region. Nevertheless, because the computational complexity is reduced considerably, in practical, one can use these results to approximate the complete scriptD‐stabilizing region .…”
Section: Main Results For Fractional Order Parametric Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, the theoretical results in these works lack of strict proofs and the results turn out to be wrong in some certain situations. Therefore, in our previous work [11], general results are given to this problem, and a method is presented to compute the accurate stabilizing region of the interval fractional order system.Nevertheless, the graphical tuning methods mentioned earlier all concentrate on determining the complete set of FOPID controllers achieving Hurwitz stability. In this note, we will focus on computing the complete set of FOPID controllers achieving robust D-stability for fractional order plant with parametric uncertainties.…”
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“…This curve is given by a function f dc ðλÞ as given in (23) and f dc ðλÞ vs λ is also shown in Fig. 13:…”
Section: Design Of Fopi Controllermentioning
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“…The controllers of the PID family are most common and preferred because of their well-known advantages. Controllers of FOPID family are an advanced extension of PID family having inherent advantages over their integer order counterparts owing to their adjustable non integer orders of integration and derivative which give additional degrees of freedom [19][20][21][22][23]. A controller with three independent parameters is preferable to meet the desired ϕ m , ω gc , and K v .…”
Section: Necessity Of Fractional Order Pi Controlmentioning
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“…s represents Laplace variable. This motivates us to present the following new FOPI‐type controllers, referred to as (PI μ ) λ (FO[FOPI]) controller: C()s=Kp+Kisμλ where K p , K i , s are defined as equations (1)–(2), λ , μ are fractional orders. It is noted that C ( s ) in equation has more design parameters than C 1 ( s ) and C 2 ( s ), hence, a better control performance may be achieved by C ( s ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%