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DOI: 10.1016/s1474-6670(17)48453-9
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Tuning of PID Controllers based on Gain and Phase Margin Specifications

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“…Los porcentajes del cambio en la respuesta para la determinación de los dos tiempos requeridos por el procedimiento de identificación, así como los valores de las constantes a, b, c y d para los métodos de Alfaro [1] , Bröida [3] , Chen y Yan [4] , Ho et al [5] , Smith [9] y Vitecková et al [13] , se resumen en Tabla Nº 1. …”
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“…Los porcentajes del cambio en la respuesta para la determinación de los dos tiempos requeridos por el procedimiento de identificación, así como los valores de las constantes a, b, c y d para los métodos de Alfaro [1] , Bröida [3] , Chen y Yan [4] , Ho et al [5] , Smith [9] y Vitecková et al [13] , se resumen en Tabla Nº 1. …”
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“…La selección de las plantas empleadas para las pruebas comparativas se basó en las plantas utilizadas para tal fin en otras investigaciones [2,4,5,6,8,13 ], así como en las siguientes variantes:…”
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“…However, these tuning methods have certain limitations, and often do not provide good tuning parameterizations of the PID controllers for high order-plus-delay-time (HOPDT) processes. The gain and phase margin (GPM) specifications methods have been used in many applications to design the PI/PD/PID type controllers for Time Delay and Integral Plus Time Delay processes ( e. g. see [7]- [8]- [21]). In this damping factor of the system is related to phase margin of the systems and served as a measure of robustness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Several methods have been developed to manage the uncertainties present in processes and improve the robustness and the disturbance rejection of PID controller (Hu, He, & Li, 2008;Toscano, 2005). Examples of these methods are the pole-zero cancellation, internal model control (IMC) (Chien, 1990;Shamsuzzoha & Lee, 2006), tuning of the gain and phase margins (Åström & Hägglund, 1984;Ho, Hang, & Cao, 1995), interpolation of Bode plots (Bucz, Kozáková, & Vesely, 2013) and the particle swarm optimization (Xu, 2010). The H ∞ theory is a well-known technique to design robust controller (Başar & Bernhard, 2008;Liu, Gu, & Zhang, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%