2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.conengprac.2016.06.003
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A systematic approach for robust repetitive controller design

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“…Also, the transient is slightly improved since they report a convergence between 5 to 7 cycles. Additionally, compared to the robust continuous state-space design in [20], the performance obtained for nonlinear loads is considerably improved given that they reported a THD of 5.3 %. The work in [3] presents an adaptive approach with an experimental THD for non-linear loads of 1.52 %; however design and implementation are rather complex compared with the one proposed here.…”
Section: Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Also, the transient is slightly improved since they report a convergence between 5 to 7 cycles. Additionally, compared to the robust continuous state-space design in [20], the performance obtained for nonlinear loads is considerably improved given that they reported a THD of 5.3 %. The work in [3] presents an adaptive approach with an experimental THD for non-linear loads of 1.52 %; however design and implementation are rather complex compared with the one proposed here.…”
Section: Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resistive and non-linear loads were considered obtaining a THD for nonlinear loads of 1.52 %. In [20] a robust RC is designed using the state space formalism, converter parameter variations are modeled using a time-varying structured uncertainty. It is claimed that non-linear and linear loads can be modeled using that definition.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Métodos de otimização heurística foram utilizados em (Chen and Zhang, 2009) buscando maximizar o ganho direto de um compensador de avanço limitado a uma restrição de estabilidade. Em (Flores et al, 2016),é resolvido um problema de otimização com restrições LMI (Linear Matrix Inequalities) de forma a garantir a estabilidade e desempenho do sistema em malha fechada.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…En la bibliografía se reportan diferentes estrategias de control, con las que es posible obtener un valor reducido de impedancia de salida. En particular, los sistemas de control basados en el Principio del Modelo Interno (PMI) (Francis and Wonham (1976)) como el Control Repetitivo (Ye et al (2018), Lorenzini et al (2018), Zhao and Ye (2018), Razi et al (2017), Flores et al (2016), Costa-Castelló et al (2012), Kai et al (2003)) y Resonante (Monfared et al (2014), Carballo et al (2016), Pereira et al (2014)), han permitido obtener valores reducidos de impedancia de salida en frecuencias específicas, en las que se manifiestan las perturbaciones periódicas causadas por la alimentación de cargas no lineales. La reducción de la impedancia de salida en los controladores basados en el PMI se obtiene mediante la consideración de un modelo de la perturbación y de la referencia de tensión sinusoidal en el diseño del sistema de control, con lo que se logra el seguimiento asintótico de una referencia de tensión sinusoidal y el rechazo de perturbaciones de naturaleza periódica.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified