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Adaptive deadbeat current controller for IPMSM
2016 21st International Conference on Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics (MMAR), 2016This paper presents an idea of adaptive predictive current controller for IPMSM (Interior Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine). It consists of introduction to predictive control techniques applied for current control, mathematical formulation of a control problem, simulation results and summary. Simulations consider also robustness of classic deadbeat
Rafal Piotuch, Ryszard Palka
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Direct Deadbeat Control of a Buck Converter
IECON 2019 - 45th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2019A method of a direct deadbeat control without resort to transformation of system variables is presented. One of its outcomes is a possibility of practical application in control systems of power semiconductor converters with the aim to derivate a maximum speed of response. A technique to develop a mathematical model of a deadbeat controller for a pulse-
Albert Iskhakov +3 more
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The Adaptive Deadbeat Controller
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1990Abstract A reduced computational adaptive controller is presented, suitable for time varying stable non minimum phase systems. By linking a pole placement technique to a model reference system, significant computational savings can be made where the model chosen has a deadbeat response. The paper reports on the theory and stability criteria of such a
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International Journal of Control, 1992
In this paper, we consider the deadbeat control for both the output and input of step-like references and single-input single-output processes. The controllers are selected from among two-degree-of-freedom robust-tracking controllers, and we derive the parametrization of all input/output deadbeat controllers.
YASUYUKI FUNAHASHI, HISAO KATOH
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In this paper, we consider the deadbeat control for both the output and input of step-like references and single-input single-output processes. The controllers are selected from among two-degree-of-freedom robust-tracking controllers, and we derive the parametrization of all input/output deadbeat controllers.
YASUYUKI FUNAHASHI, HISAO KATOH
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Robust-tracking deadbeat control
International Journal of Control, 1992We derive the parametrization of all controllers that achieve both the robust-tracking and the deadbeat control. We also give the parametrization of all reference functions for which the robust tracking and designed deadbeat property is guaranteed by all robust-tracking deadbeat controllers for one reference.
YASUYUKI FUNAHASHI, HISAO KATOH
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Model reference deadbeat control
International Journal of Control, 1991Abstract The performance of deadbeat control systems is addressed. Analysis of conventional deadbeat control (CDC) reveals that, in addition to deadbeat tracking performance, other system properties, such as robustness and noise immunity, may need improvement.
BORE-KUEN LEE, BOR-SEN CHEN, YU-PING LIN
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Multivariable deadbeat tracking controllers
Proceedings of the 37th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (Cat. No.98CH36171), 2002This paper presents an explicit parameterization of all deadbeat tracking controllers for multi-input multi-output (MIMO) control system. The advantages over the previous results are as follows: Firstly the class of the reference inputs for which deadbeat tracking is achieved is generalized.
M. Yamada, Y. Funahashi
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Self-tuning deadbeat controllers
International Journal of Control, 1984Abstract A deterministic self-tuning deadbeat control scheme is presented which is extremely simple to implement in the single-variable and multivariable cases. Its convergence properties are analysed by straightforward application of de Larminat's convergence results.
D. MATKO, R. SCHUMANN
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Deadbeat control with disturbance rejection
Systems & Control Letters, 1998zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Recursive deadbeat predictive control
Proceedings of the 1997 American Control Conference (Cat. No.97CH36041), 1997Presents a recursive algorithm for a deadbeat predictive controller design. The method combines together the concepts of system identification and deadbeat controller designs. It starts with the multi-step output prediction equation and derives the control force in terms of past input and output time histories.
null Je-Nan Juang, M.Q. Phan
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