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Title: An optimal dynamic inversion approach for controlling a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems
Author (s): Padhi, R.
Balakrishnan, S. N.
Department/Lab Affiliations: Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Keywords: approximate-then-design technique
control synthesis
control system synthesis
design-then-approximate technique
distributed parameter systems
nonlinear control systems
nonlinear distributed parameter systems
optimal control
optimal dynamic inversion
optimization
stability
Issue Date: 2006
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Citation: Padhi, R.; Balakrishnan, S. N. "An optimal dynamic inversion a pp.oach for controlling a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems" American Control Conference, 2006, 14-16 June 2006 Pages: 6 pp.
Abstract: Combining the principles of dynamic inversion and optimization theory, a new approach is presented for stable control of a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems, assuming the availability a continuous actuator in the spatial domain. Unlike the existing approximate-then-design and design-then-approximate techniques, here there is no need of any approximation either of the system dynamics or of the resulting controller. Rather, the control synthesis approach is fairly straight-forward and simple. The controller formulation has more elegance because we can prove the convergence of the controller to its steady state value. To demonstrate the potential of the proposed technique, a real-life temperature control problem for a heat transfer application is solved. It has been demonstrated that a desired temperature profile can be achieved starting from any arbitrary initial temperature profile.
Type: Article - Conference proceedings
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titleAn optimal dynamic inversion approach for controlling a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems
contributor.authorPadhi, R.
contributor.authorBalakrishnan, S. N.
contributor.deptlabMechanical & Aerospace Engineering
subjectapproximate-then-design technique
subjectcontrol synthesis
subjectcontrol system synthesis
subjectdesign-then-approximate technique
subjectdistributed parameter systems
subjectnonlinear control systems
subjectnonlinear distributed parameter systems
subjectoptimal control
subjectoptimal dynamic inversion
subjectoptimization
subjectstability
date.issued2006
date.submitted2007
publisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
identifier.citationPadhi, R.; Balakrishnan, S. N. "An optimal dynamic inversion a pp.oach for controlling a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems" American Control Conference, 2006, 14-16 June 2006 Pages: 6 pp.
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description.abstractCombining the principles of dynamic inversion and optimization theory, a new approach is presented for stable control of a class of one-dimensional nonlinear distributed parameter systems, assuming the availability a continuous actuator in the spatial domain. Unlike the existing approximate-then-design and design-then-approximate techniques, here there is no need of any approximation either of the system dynamics or of the resulting controller. Rather, the control synthesis approach is fairly straight-forward and simple. The controller formulation has more elegance because we can prove the convergence of the controller to its steady state value. To demonstrate the potential of the proposed technique, a real-life temperature control problem for a heat transfer application is solved. It has been demonstrated that a desired temperature profile can be achieved starting from any arbitrary initial temperature profile.
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