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Synthesis of controllers for symmetric systems
International Journal of Control, 2010This article deals with supervisory control problem for coloured Petri (CP) nets. Considering a CP-net, we build a condensed version of the ordinary state-space, namely the symbolic reachability graph (SRG). This latter graph allows to cope with state-space explosion problem for symmetric systems.
Chiheb Ameur Abid, Belhassen Zouari
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Control synthesis in (max,+) systems
EFTA 2003. 2003 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8696), 2004Control synthesis is an important problem in the field of discrete event systems. The subclass of Timed event graphs can be modelled by state equations using the (max,+) algebra. This document proposes an approach of constraint propagation type using Kleene's star in order to solve the control synthesis problem.
Mohamed Khalid Didi Alaoui +1 more
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Synthesis of Process Control Systems
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1978A systematic logical procedure for the synthesis of control systems for processes is presented. The approach is based on a causal modeling of processes, represented by the cause-and-effect graph. Control systems are generated by propagating the constraint variable on the cause-and-effect graph of the process.
Rakesh Govind, Gary J. Powers
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Synthesis of modulated–demodulated control systems
Automatica, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Ali Bazaei, S. O. Reza Moheimani
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On the Synthesis Problem for Optimal Control Systems
SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, 2000Summary: A new approach to the synthesis problem of optimal controls of feedback type is considered. Algorithms of operating optimal controllers which are able to calculate values of optimal feedbacks during each particular control process in real time are described. The algorithm of operating the controller of the first type (continuous controller) is
R. Gabasov +2 more
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Output Controllability and System Synthesis
SIAM Journal on Control, 1971he geometric theory of linear multivariable systems is extended by introducing the concept of a controllable output subspace. Necessary and sufficient conditions for an output subspace to be controllable are given. As an example application, controllable output subspaces are used to solve a generalized state-feedback decoupling problem.
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Synthesis of Control for Nonlinear Systems
Automatic Control and Computer Sciences, 2019The optimization problem for nonlinear autonomous systems is considered. The proposed control synthesis method is based on the interval model of a nonlinear plant. The control synthesized ensures the stability and optimality of the closed-loop system under large deviations from the steady state.
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Control circuit synthesis system
Systems and Computers in Japan, 1986AbstractThis paper presents a systematic and automatic synthesis procedure based on the behavior specifications and the data path. The system automatically determines the control of the data path components and quasiminimizes the hardware complexity of the control circuit.
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To the Synthesis of Optimal Control Systems
Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Electrical Engineering, 1959
FEEDBACK CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN is most effective when both steady-state and transient performance specifications can be realized. One approach, synthesis, proceeds from a set of closed-loop specifications to an appropriate open-loop system which, upon closure of the feedback path, satisfies the specifications.
C. R. Hausenbauer, G. V. Lago
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FEEDBACK CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN is most effective when both steady-state and transient performance specifications can be realized. One approach, synthesis, proceeds from a set of closed-loop specifications to an appropriate open-loop system which, upon closure of the feedback path, satisfies the specifications.
C. R. Hausenbauer, G. V. Lago
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