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Item type:Publication, Discrete-time integral servo with PID x (n-2)/2 stage PDA controllers for unstable systems(2010-12-01); ;Chotechuangchutchawal, PatsamolTrisuwannawat, ThanitThis paper presents the simplest method to design the discrete-time integral servo problem employing PIDx(n-2)/2 stage PDA controllers for unstable systems. The results from simulation shown that even the discrete integrator is not introduced the unit impulse responses are easily satisfied differ from the case of continuous-time that necessary to be introduced. In addition, just increasing only the controller gain, the system is robustly stabilizable with the better performance. ©ICROS.1 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Integral servo with PIDx(n-2)/2 stage PDA controllers for unstable systems(2009-12-01) ;Ukakimaparn, Prapart; ;Irasesth, KittiTrisuwannawat, ThanitThis paper presents the Integral Servo Problem via PID x(n / 2)/2 stage PDAcontrollers for the Inverted Pendulum System as an unstable system to becontrolled. The problem is formulated by introducing an integrator to perform anaugmented system to the original plant. Once, the augmented system order isknown, the number of PDA's stage is also being determined. By using Kitti'sMethod (KM) to assign the location of both PID's zero first, and then find thelocation of the remaining zero of PDA and the loop gain KSd using the criteriaof Root-Locus Technique. The results from root locus diagrams revealed that theInverted Pendulum System is robustly stabilizable. Moreover, increasing of theloop gain KSd higher than the designed value, result in not only a fastersettling time is obtained, but also a response with smaller till no overshoot aswell. ICIC International © 2009.
