The proceedings contain 195 papers. The topics discussed include: energy dissipation through modal energy redistribution;control of space structures using cable actuators;high-performance motion control with slosh: a ...
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(纸本)9780791843352
The proceedings contain 195 papers. The topics discussed include: energy dissipation through modal energy redistribution;control of space structures using cable actuators;high-performance motion control with slosh: a constrained sliding mode approach;energy removal in dynamical systems through an optimal sequence of constraint application;indirect adaptive control of a class of marine vehicles;portable automated driver for road vehicle dynamics testing;on nonlinear forced response of nonuniform beams;control of exoskeletons inspired by fictitious variable gain in human;piezoelectric cellular actuators using nested rhombus multilayer mechanisms;modeling and experimental vibration analysis of nanomechanical cantilever active probes with application to ultra small mass detection;microcantilever-based force tracking with applications to high-resolution imaging and nanomanipulation;and blind identification of 2-channel IIR wave propagation systems for central cardiovascular monitoring.
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncerta...
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(纸本)9780791845295
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncertain linear systems with uncertain hysteretic input nonlinearities;a model-free stability-based adaptive control method for unknown nonlinear systems;adaptive decentralized noise and vibration control with conflicting performance objectives;system identification and stability analysis of steady human walking and the swing leg dynamics;convergence time estimation for iterative adaptive on-off control of a micro-robotic leg joint;a study on gait stability of quadrupedal musculoskeletal robot using a two-inertia system model;a dynamic optimization approach for maximum aerodynamic coefficient of a wind turbine;parameterization and validation of an integrated electro-thermal cylindrical LFP battery model;and state variables estimation for control of elastic crane using vision sensor data.
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncerta...
ISBN:
(纸本)9780791845301
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncertain linear systems with uncertain hysteretic input nonlinearities;a model-free stability-based adaptive control method for unknown nonlinear systems;adaptive decentralized noise and vibration control with conflicting performance objectives;system identification and stability analysis of steady human walking and the swing leg dynamics;convergence time estimation for iterative adaptive on-off control of a micro-robotic leg joint;a study on gait stability of quadrupedal musculoskeletal robot using a two-inertia system model;a dynamic optimization approach for maximum aerodynamic coefficient of a wind turbine;parameterization and validation of an integrated electro-thermal cylindrical LFP battery model;and state variables estimation for control of elastic crane using vision sensor data.
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncerta...
ISBN:
(纸本)9780791845318
The proceedings contain 318 papers. The topics discussed include: adaptive backstepping cancelation of unmatched unknown sinusoidal disturbances for LTI systems by state derivative feedback;adaptive control of uncertain linear systems with uncertain hysteretic input nonlinearities;a model-free stability-based adaptive control method for unknown nonlinear systems;adaptive decentralized noise and vibration control with conflicting performance objectives;system identification and stability analysis of steady human walking and the swing leg dynamics;convergence time estimation for iterative adaptive on-off control of a micro-robotic leg joint;a study on gait stability of quadrupedal musculoskeletal robot using a two-inertia system model;a dynamic optimization approach for maximum aerodynamic coefficient of a wind turbine;parameterization and validation of an integrated electro-thermal cylindrical LFP battery model;and state variables estimation for control of elastic crane using vision sensor data.
This paper presents a computational study of an underwater kite operating in environments requiring tethers exceeding a kilometer in length, referred to herein as ultralong tether (ULT) applications. Leveraging a deta...
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This paper presents a computational study of an underwater kite operating in environments requiring tethers exceeding a kilometer in length, referred to herein as ultralong tether (ULT) applications. Leveraging a detailed dynamic model of the kite and tether, we study the relationship between path shape and tether drag at varying tether lengths in order to develop meaningful insights as to the operation of systems that require ultralong tethers in order to reach viable flow resources. An initial study of a ULT kite application operating in a uniform flow field is presented, demonstrating that with an appropriately designed flight path, the kite is able to suppress the motion of the majority of the tether in order to achieve an order of magnitude greater power output than can be achieved with a straight tether, which is the typical assumption used in a performance estimation. Tether drag mitigation is characterized through the use of a novel metric termed effective tether length, which characterizes the total length of tether engaged in drag production. It is shown that a highperformance path shape can reduce the effect of tether drag by over 50%. This performance is shown to be comparable to the multi-airborne wind energy system (MAWES) proposed by Leuthold et al. (2017, "Induction in Optimal control of Multiple-Kite Airborne Wind Energy systems," IFAC-PapersOnLine, 50(1), pp. 153-158;2018, "Operational Regions of a Multi-Kite Awe System," 2018 European controlconference (ECC), IEEE, Limassol, Cyprus, June 13-15, pp. 52-57), which suppresses tether motion through mechanical design rather than merely though careful path selection and control. This initial study in a uniform flow field is followed by two sensitivity studies: one that assesses performance in realistic environments where the flow magnitude is a function of altitude above the seabed and a second that assesses the impact of tether drag reduction techniques. It will be shown that by careful selection of p
Qian Wang asme Letters in dynamicsystems and control (ALDSC) is in its fifth publication year. Since its first issue in Jan. 2021, ALDSC has published 16 issues and 130 papers. It was a great honor for me to start my...
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Qian Wang asme Letters in dynamicsystems and control (ALDSC) is in its fifth publication year. Since its first issue in Jan. 2021, ALDSC has published 16 issues and 130 papers. It was a great honor for me to start my term as the Technical Editor on September 1, 2024. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the founding Editor of ALDSC, Dr. Peter Meckl, for his pioneering work, leadership, and outstanding achievement during his term. Dr. Meckl initiated the joint-paper submission, first with the asme dynamic systems and control conference, and then with the Modeling, Estimation, and controlconference. This initiative has greatly helped secure high-quality submissions to ALDSC and increased the visibility of the journal. In addition, a Special Issue on control Co-Design, with Guest Editor Dr. Diane Peters, is expected to be published in 2025.
I would like to thank all authors for their submissions and acknowledge all the hard work of our editorial board members. New awards and recognitions will be given to outstanding papers, high-quality reviewers, and dedicated editorial board members. In addition, we will continue to feature selected letter papers with the dynamicsystems and control Division (DSCD) Newsletters and other social media. I would also like to express my gratitude for the support of the asmedynamicsystems and control Division and the asme Production staff.
Looking forward, one primary goal for my term is to continue to increase the number and quality of paper submissions, for ALDSC to become the go-to journal for rapid publication of early stage, emerging and groundbreaking research in dynamics and control. We are witnessing rapid growth in artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, robotics, advanced manufacturing, energy systems, and healthcare systems, while dynamicsystems and control are at the forefront of these emerging research areas and innovations. We encourage proposals for new Special Issues in these emerging areas. In addition
The Volume 22, July 2011 Special Issue of Journal of Intelligent Material systems and Structures, presents asme 2010 conference on Smart Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent systems (SMASIS), Symposium on Mo...
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The Volume 22, July 2011 Special Issue of Journal of Intelligent Material systems and Structures, presents asme 2010 conference on Smart Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent systems (SMASIS), Symposium on Modeling, Simulation and control. The Symposium on Modeling, Simulation and control, as one of the six symposia at the 2010 asme SMASIS, focused on the dynamic modeling, simulation, and control aspects of smart material systems and structures. This symposium was a forum that catalyzed discussions of topics ranging from system level dynamics and control of smart structures to the development and modeling of new actuation, motion control, and sensing techniques for integrated systems and recent advances in dynamic modeling and vibration control issues in micro/nanoscale smart structures and systems. More than 35 presentations included modeling, analysis, control, and experiments for active/passive dynamic and static structural systems in the presence of dissipative, gyroscopic, hysteretic, and nonlinear effects.
The proceedings contains 138 papers from the conference of the asme: dynamicsystems and control division- 2001. The topics discussed include: development of intelligent hierarchical control for a hydraulic manipulato...
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The proceedings contains 138 papers from the conference of the asme: dynamicsystems and control division- 2001. The topics discussed include: development of intelligent hierarchical control for a hydraulic manipulator;fuzzy torque distribution control for a parallel hybrid electric vehicle;neural-based remote health assessment and failure diagnostic;time-optimal path planning and control using neural networks and a genetic algorithm;and selection of optimal machining parameters using a genetic algorithm.
The proceedings contains 93 papers from the conference on asmedynamicsystems and control division- 2003: volume I. The topics discussed include: sliding model control of a non-collected flexible system;an actively c...
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The proceedings contains 93 papers from the conference on asmedynamicsystems and control division- 2003: volume I. The topics discussed include: sliding model control of a non-collected flexible system;an actively controlled harmonic force generator;fuzzy control of a resonant vibration dryer;static deflection behavior of piezoelectric forceps;feed forward multiple-input active noise controlsystems;single pumper semi-active fluid mount and a control-oriented polytropic model of SI engine intake manifold.
Creating controllers for quadrupedal robot locomotion on platforms that exhibit dynamic behaviors, which are herein termed as dynamic platforms, poses a challenging problem because of the complexity of the associated ...
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Creating controllers for quadrupedal robot locomotion on platforms that exhibit dynamic behaviors, which are herein termed as dynamic platforms, poses a challenging problem because of the complexity of the associated hybrid, time-varying robot dynamics. Towards tackling this challenge, this article focuses on controller design for quadrupedal robot locomotion on dynamic rigid platforms, which are floating-base platforms with a rigid surface. The main contribution of this article is the derivation of a control approach that realizes stable quadrupedal robot locomotion on dynamic rigid platforms of known motions through the provable stabilization of the hybrid, time-varying robot control system. The control approach is synthesized based on the formulation of the robot model as a hybrid, time-varying system and the analysis of the closed-loop control system through the construction of multiple Lyapunov functions. Simulation and experimental results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed control approach in guaranteeing the stability and robustness of quadrupedal robot walking on dynamic rigid platforms.
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