QA543 : Time-optimal control and stabilization of time-delay systems with fractional-order
Thesis > Central Library of Shahrood University > Mathematical Sciences > PhD > 2019
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Abstarct: This thesis considers a class of time-delayed fractional-order and integer-order examines the stability and controller design methods for these systems. One of the phenomena that occur in most physical systems is the existence of time-delay, so stability analysis and controller design in the presence of delay are necessary. Also in controller design, since system input is costly, so to reduce costs and the amplitude of the control signal fluctuations, the parameter state feedback matrix, and determine the parameter values in such a way that the norm matrix of the feedback is minimized and the system time control is optimized.
This thesis is organized into two parts. The first part examines some of the proposed methods in the field of stability analysis and controller design integer-order delay systems and fractional-order systems. In the second part, we propose a method baxsed on similarity transforms for the stabilization of continuous and discrete-time systems, as well as the minimization of the norm feedback matrix, we do this by solving a nonlinear programming problem and comparing it with the methods presented.
Finally, the advantages of the proposed methods using simulation are examined on different examples and the results show the simulation, effects, and efficiency of the proposed method.
Keywords:
#Time delay #Fractional-order derivative #Practical stability #Partial eigenvalues #Norm minimum #Similarity transforms #State feedback
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Keeping place: Central Library of Shahrood University
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