Reduced Active Components Count Electronically Adjustable Fractional-Order Controllers: Two Design Examples

Kapoulea, Stavroula; Bizonis, Vassilios; Bertsias, Panagiotis; Psychalinos, Costas; Elwakil, Ahmed S.; Petráš, Ivo

doi:10.3390/electronics9010063

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“…Considering that ω pade = ω c = 10rad/s, the resulting 5th-order transfer function of the controller is given by (17), with the values of coefficients being summarized in Table 2. The gain and phase frequency responses obtained from (17), along with theoretically predicted ones given by dashes, are depicted in the plots of Figure 1, where the efficiency of the Padé approximation is readily obtained.…”

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“…The gain and phase frequency responses obtained from (17), along with theoretically predicted ones given by dashes, are depicted in the plots of Figure 1, where the efficiency of the Padé approximation is readily obtained. The rational integer-order transfer function in (17) can be implemented by following well-known filter design techniques, including series (e.g., multifeedback schemes) as well the parallel connection of fundamental filter functions. The presented concept is general, in the sense that it is independent of the parameters of the FO-[PD] controller, and from the type of the employed plant, it offers versatility from an implementation point of view.…”

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“…where λ, µ ∈ R provide the controller with two extra degrees of freedom and thereby, with a better adjustment of its characteristics [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18].…”

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The phenomenal growth of the Electric Vehicle (EV) technology demands efficient and intelligent control strategies for the propulsion system. In this work, a novel fuzzy fractional order PID (FOPID) controller using Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm has been proposed to control EV speed effectively. The controller parameters and the fuzzy logic controller's membership functions are tuned and updated in real-time using the multi-objective ACO technique. The proposed controller's speed tracking performance is verified using the new European driving cycle (NEDC) test in the MATLAB-Simulink platform. The proposed controller outperforms the ACO-based fuzzy integer-order PID (IOPID), FOPID, and traditional IOPID controllers. The sensitivity analysis confirms the robustness of the proposed controller for varying parameters of the EV model. The stabilization of EV speed in the presence of external disturbance is also confirmed. In the proposed work, an attempt is made to analyze the system's stability using Matignon's theorem, considering the linearized EV model. The proposed controller gives optimum speed tracking performance compared to the Genetic Algorithm (GA) and the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) based fuzzy FOPID controllers. Additionally, the optimized fuzzy FOPID controller is realized using a secondgeneration current conveyor with extra inputs (EX-CCII) and fractional-order capacitors with electronic tunability. The controller circuit's performance evaluation is carried out in the Cadence Analog Design Environment using GPDK 180 nm CMOS process.

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For this paper, the problem of energy/voltage management in photovoltaic (PV)/battery systems was studied, and a new fractional-order control system on basis of type-3 (T3) fuzzy logic systems (FLSs) was developed. New fractional-order learning rules are derived for tuning of T3-FLSs such that the stability is ensured. In addition, using fractional-order calculus, the robustness was studied versus dynamic uncertainties, perturbation of irradiation, and temperature and abruptly faults in output loads, and, subsequently, new compensators were proposed. In several examinations under difficult operation conditions, such as random temperature, variable irradiation, and abrupt changes in output load, the capability of the schemed controller was verified. In addition, in comparison with other methods, such as proportional-derivative-integral (PID), sliding mode controller (SMC), passivity-based control systems (PBC), and linear quadratic regulator (LQR), the superiority of the suggested method was demonstrated.

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Reduced Active Components Count Electronically Adjustable Fractional-Order Controllers: Two Design Examples

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Design of Low-Voltage FO-[PD] Controller for Motion Systems

Design of Low-Voltage FO-[PD] Controller for Motion Systems

Electronically Tunable ACO Based Fuzzy FOPID Controller for Effective Speed Control of Electric Vehicle

Fractional-Order Fuzzy Control Approach for Photovoltaic/Battery Systems under Unknown Dynamics, Variable Irradiation and Temperature

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