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Smart Structures Innovations Using Robust Control Methods
This study’s goal is to utilize robust control theory to effectively mitigate structural oscillations in smart structures. While modeling the structures, two-dimensional finite elements are used to account for system uncertainty. Advanced control methods
Amalia Moutsopoulou +4 more
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Introduction: the analysis of the well-known literature shows that the use of various types of four-pole devices (reactive, resistive, complex) allows to increase the area of physical feasibility of the stationary generation mode. The purpose of the work:
Alexander A. Golovkov +1 more
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Theoretical identification methods for complex industrial control objects give very cumbersome and complex mathematical relations, the use of which for practical purposes is not constructive.
Assel Abdullayeva +4 more
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Increasing penetration of wind power with intermittency and variability threatens the stability of the power system frequency. The fast response capability of the energy storage system (ESS) makes it an effective measure to improve frequency regulation ...
Zizhao Wang +4 more
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Quantum robust control theory for Hamiltonian and control field uncertainty
Quantum robust control—which can employ fast leading order approximations, slower but more accurate asymptotic methods, or a combination thereof for quantification of robustness—enables control of moments of quantum observables and gates in the presence ...
Andrew Koswara +2 more
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System identification is an important methodology used in control theory and constitutes the first step of control design. It is known that many real systems can be better characterized by fractional-order models.
Ali Yüce
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Identification of linear response functions from arbitrary perturbation experiments in the presence of noise – Part 1: Method development and toy model demonstration [PDF]
Existent methods to identify linear response functions from data require tailored perturbation experiments, e.g., impulse or step experiments, and if the system is noisy, these experiments need to be repeated several times to obtain good statistics.
G. L. Torres Mendonça +4 more
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Introduction: the analysis of the known literature shows that the use of various types of matching quadripoles (reactive, resistive, complex, mixed) and the feedback circuit covering the non-linear element makes it possible to increase the area of ...
Alexander A. Golovkov +1 more
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Introduction: the analysis of known literature shows that the use of various types of matching quadripoles (reactive, resistive, complex, mixed) and a feedback circuit covering a non-linear element makes it possible to increase the area of physical ...
Alexander A. Golovkov +1 more
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Virtual oscillator‐based methods for grid‐forming inverter control: A review
In inverter‐dominant power systems, grid‐forming (GFM) inverters regulate voltage and frequency. To construct GFM inverters, conventionally, various control methods based on synchronous machine emulation or droop characteristics have been employed ...
Sima Azizi Aghdam, Mohammed Agamy
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