2020 (vol. 30) - Number 4
A.B. Malinowska, R. Kamocki, R. Almeida, T. Odzijewicz:
On the existence of optimal consensus control for the fractional Cucker--Smale model
R. Grymin, W. Bożejko, J. Pempera, M. Wodecki, Z. Chaczko:
Algorithm for solving the Discrete-Continuous Inspection Problem
T. Kaczorek, A. Ruszewski:
Global stability of discrete-time nonlinear systems with descriptor standard and fractional positive linear parts and scalar feedbacks
R. Arora, K. Gupta:
Fuzzy goal programming technique for multi-objective indefinite quadratic bilevel programming problem
P. Nowak, J. Czeczot, P. Grelewicz:
Tuning rules for industrial use of the second-order Reduced Active Disturbance Rejection Controller
M.I. Gomoyunov:
Optimal control problems with a fixed terminal time in linear fractional-order systems
Muhafzan, A. Nazra, L. Yulianti, Zulakmal, R. Revina:
On LQ optimization problem subject to fractional order irregular singular systems
M. Blizorukova, V. Maksimov:
On one algorithm for reconstruction of an disturbance in a linear system of ordinary differential equations
ACS Abstract:
Number 1
Useful approximation of discrete transcendent transfer function

Jaromir Kukal, Oskar Schmidt (ICT Prague, Department of Computing and Control Engineering, Czech) |
keywords: power series, transcendent transfer function, sampling, approximation, Matlab
FPGA Neural Network implementation for real time control

C. Benbouchama, S. Sakhi (Department of Automatics, EMP, Algiers, Algeria) | M. Tadjine (Department of Electric Eng, LCP, ENP, Algiers, Algeria) | A. Bouridane (School of Electronics, Electrical Eng and Computer Science, Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland) |
keywords: back propagation, control, FPGA, implementation, Neural Networks
Computation of positive realization of MIMO linear systems

Tadeusz Kaczorek, Lukasz Sajewski (Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Bialystok Technical University, Poland) |
keywords: hybrid, 2D system, positive, realization, existence, computation
Iterative learning control for robot manipulators

F. Bouakrif, D. Boukhetala, F. Boudjema (Laboratoire de Commande des Processus, Ecole Nationale Polytechinque, Elharrach, Algiers, Algeria) |
keywords: computed torque control, iterative learning control, nonlinear terms, robot manipulator
Procedure application in assembler encoding

Tomasz Praczyk (Naval University, Gdynia, Poland) |
keywords: neural networks, genetic algorithms, optimization
Direct torque control for induction machines using neural networks

Iqbal Messaif, Nadia Saadia (Universite des Sciences et de la Technomogie Houari Boumediene, Algiers, Algeria) | El-Madjid Berkouk (Ecole Nationale Polytechnique, Algiers, Algeria) |
In this work, a novel switching vector selector in Direct Torque Control of an induction machine using Artificial Neural Network is studied.
In the first part, we describe design of a speed sensor-less Direct Torque Control (DTC) strategy of an induction motor supplied by a two-level voltage source. For this, a conventional look up table is applied which improves the performances. Due to the high computation load, this technique is not convenient for an one-line and real-time control.
Thus, a simplified method of choosing the output vector for two-level voltage source inverter-fed induction machine is proposed in the second part, and a novel switching vector selector using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) is trained under the tutor of the method mentioned above. The ANN receives attention as controllers for many industrial applications. Although these networks eliminate the need for mathematical models, they require a lot of training to understand the model of plant or process. In fact, when the stator flux and electromagnetic torque are different from theirs respective references, the output vector can be expediently acquired.
Simulation results showed that the ANN structure can replace successfully the conventional look up table of the DTC.
keywords: direct torque control, switching table, inverter, induction machine, neural network structure and training, Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm
An algebraic approach to linear-quadratic optimization of
second order dynamical systems

Jerzy Respondek (Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland) |
keywords: linear-quadratic optimization, spectral theory, Riccati equation
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