Sliding mode control (SMC) is applied to soil irrigation. The control objective is to regulate the water content in the soil. The movement of water in the soil is modeled by the Richards equation, which is a parabolic...
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Sliding mode control (SMC) is applied to soil irrigation. The control objective is to regulate the water content in the soil. The movement of water in the soil is modeled by the Richards equation, which is a parabolic partial differential equation (PDE). The non-collocated SMC of PDEs is considered, that is, where the sensor and the actuator are at different positions, which was not found in the literature. The existence of sliding mode in this control system is proved using a Lyapunov function, and the stability properties are analyzed using a frequency criterion of stability. Simulation results indicate the excellent transient performance and the complete rejection of external disturbances caused by water evaporation. (C) 2017, IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control) Hosting by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19940031358: NASA Workshop on distributedparameter Modeling and Control of Flexible Aerospace systems by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19940031358: NASA Workshop on distributedparameter Modeling and Control of Flexible Aerospace systems by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
In this paper, approximation of the spatio-temporal response of a hyperbolic distributedparameter system with the use of the proper orthogonal decomposition method is discussed. Based on a simulation data set, repres...
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In this paper, approximation of the spatio-temporal response of a hyperbolic distributedparameter system with the use of the proper orthogonal decomposition method is discussed. Based on a simulation data set, representing the profile of a selected process variable, the model reduction procedure is performed. The procedure consists in the projection of the original data into the subspace represented by eigenvectors of the spatial covariance matrix, corresponding to its highest eigenvalues. Influence of the approximation order on the response approximation error and on the data compression ratio is also analyzed.
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19900000805: Active Vibration Mitigation of distributedparameter, Smart-Type Structures Using Pseudo-Feedback Optimal Control (Pfoc) by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); publi...
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NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19900000805: Active Vibration Mitigation of distributedparameter, Smart-Type Structures Using Pseudo-Feedback Optimal Control (Pfoc) by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19910013036: Likelihood Estimation for distributedparameter Models for NASA Mini-Mast Truss by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19910013036: Likelihood Estimation for distributedparameter Models for NASA Mini-Mast Truss by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19870004626: the Identification of a distributedparameter Model for a Flexible Structure by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) 19870004626: the Identification of a distributedparameter Model for a Flexible Structure by NASA Technical Reports Server (Ntrs); published by
In this paper, a strict linear Lyapunov function is developed in order to investigate the exponential stability of a linear hyperbolic partial differential equation with positive boundary conditions. Based on the meth...
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In this paper, a strict linear Lyapunov function is developed in order to investigate the exponential stability of a linear hyperbolic partial differential equation with positive boundary conditions. Based on the method of characteristics, some properties of the positive solutions are derived for the hyperbolic initial boundary value problems. The dissipative boundary condition in terms of linear inequalities is proven to be not only sufficient but also necessary under an extra assumption on the velocities of the hyperbolic systems. An application to control of the freeway traffic modeled by the Aw-Rascle traffic flow equation illustrates and motivates the theoretical results. The boundary control strategies are designed by integrating the on-ramp metering with the mainline speed limit. Finally, the proposed feedback laws are tested under simulation, first in the free-flow case and then in the congestion mode, which show adequate performance to stabilize the local freeway traffic.
We consider the problem of Lyapunov boundary stabilization of the weak entropy solution to a scalar conservation law with strictly convex flux in one dimension of space, around a uniform equilibrium. We show that for ...
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We consider the problem of Lyapunov boundary stabilization of the weak entropy solution to a scalar conservation law with strictly convex flux in one dimension of space, around a uniform equilibrium. We show that for a specific class of boundary conditions, the solution to the initial-boundary value problem for an initial condition with bounded variations can be approximated arbitrarily closely in the L-1 norm by a piecewise smooth solution with finitely many discontinuities. The constructive method we present designs explicit boundary conditions in this class, which guarantee Lyapunov stability of the weak entropy solution to the initial-boundary value problem. We show how the greedy control, obtained by maximizing the decrease of the natural Lyapunov function, may fail to asymptotically stabilize and a brute force control generates unbounded variation of traces. We then design a stabilizing control, which avoid oscillations, and propose a nonlocal technique (depending on time and the whole initial datum) which optimizes the convergence time. Controllers performance is illustrated on numerical benchmarks using the Godunov scheme.
We develop a predictor-feedback control design for multi-input nonlinear systems with distinct input delays, of arbitrary length, in each individual input channel. Due to the fact that different input signals reach th...
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We develop a predictor-feedback control design for multi-input nonlinear systems with distinct input delays, of arbitrary length, in each individual input channel. Due to the fact that different input signals reach the plant at different time instants, the key design challenge, which we resolve, is the construction of the predictors of the plant's state over distinct prediction horizons such that the corresponding input delays are compensated. Global asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system is established by utilizing arguments based on Lyapunov functionals or estimates on solutions. We specialize our methodology to linear systems for which the predictor-feedback control laws are available explicitly and for which global exponential stability is achievable. A detailed example is provided dealing with the stabilization of the nonholonomic unicycle, subject to two different input delays affecting the speed and turning rate, for the illustration of our methodology.
The distribution of random parameters in, and the input signal to, a distributedparameter model with unbounded input and output operators for the transdermal transport of ethanol are estimated. The model takes the fo...
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The distribution of random parameters in, and the input signal to, a distributedparameter model with unbounded input and output operators for the transdermal transport of ethanol are estimated. The model takes the form of a diffusion equation with the input, which is on the boundary of the domain, being the blood or breath alcohol concentration (BAC/BrAC), and the output, also on the boundary, being the transdermal alcohol concentration (TAC). Our approach is based on the reformulation of the underlying dynamical system in such a way that the random parameters are treated as additional spatial variables. When the distribution to be estimated is assumed to be defined in terms of a joint density, estimating the distribution is equivalent to estimating a functional diffusivity in a multi-dimensional diffusion equation. The resulting system is referred to as a population model, and well-established finite dimensional approximation schemes, functional analytic based convergence arguments, optimization techniques, and computational methods can be used to fit it to population data and to analyze the resulting fit. Once the forward population model has been identified or trained based on a sample from the population, the resulting distribution can then be used to deconvolve the BAC/ BrAC input signal from the biosensor observed TAC output signal formulated as either a quadratic programming or linear quadratic tracking problem. In addition, our approach allows for the direct computation of corresponding credible bands without simulation. We use our technique to estimate bivariate normal distributions and deconvolve BAC/BrAC from TAC based on data from a population that consists of multiple drinking episodes from a single subject and a population consisting of single drinking episodes from multiple subjects.
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