2008 IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation 2008
DOI: 10.1109/etfa.2008.4638570
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Centralized PID control by decoupling for TITO processes

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“…Liu 23 develops an analytical decoupling control on the basis of the H 2 optimal performance specifications. Other methodologies 17,21,22 reduce the K(s) elements to PID controllers obtaining as result a multivariable PID control. This reduction is performed because PID controllers are preferred over more advanced controllers in many practical applications (unless PID controls cannot meet the specifications).…”
Section: L(s)=g(s)·k(s) Is Diagonal Over That Bandwidthmentioning
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“…Liu 23 develops an analytical decoupling control on the basis of the H 2 optimal performance specifications. Other methodologies 17,21,22 reduce the K(s) elements to PID controllers obtaining as result a multivariable PID control. This reduction is performed because PID controllers are preferred over more advanced controllers in many practical applications (unless PID controls cannot meet the specifications).…”
Section: L(s)=g(s)·k(s) Is Diagonal Over That Bandwidthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, Figure 1b represents a pure centralized control system with K(s) being the n-dimensional full matrix controller. Under the paradigm of decoupling control, some methodologies [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24] have been developed using this scheme. Most of them propose to find a K(s)…”
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“…K(s) works as the only block to control the different measurement signals and to reduce the interactions. In recent years, several methodologies were developed for this design [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”
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“…They are preferred over more advanced controllers in practical applications unless PID controls cannot meet the specifications. Therefore, the resultant controller K(s) in several methodologies [16,21,22,23] is a multivariable PID control.…”
Section: Most Of Them Propose To Find a K(s) Such That The Closed Loomentioning
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