Development of tuning free SISO PID controllers for First Order Plus Time Delay (FOPTD) and First Order Lag Plus Integral Plus Time Delay model (FOLIPD) systems based on partial model matching and experimental verification
This work aims to introduce a tuning-free PID controller for stable FOPTD and FOLIPD systems. The objective was achieved using a partial model-matching strategy; matching the coefficients of corresponding powers of s of the closed loop response of the model to the desired closed loop transfer functi...
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Elsevier
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/188b7a85625a496aa7db16f1c15440c1 |
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| Sumario: | This work aims to introduce a tuning-free PID controller for stable FOPTD and FOLIPD systems. The objective was achieved using a partial model-matching strategy; matching the coefficients of corresponding powers of s of the closed loop response of the model to the desired closed loop transfer function. Closed-loop performance is evaluated by considering a unit step change in the process model and compared the results with other methods reported earlier in the literature. Input and output performances were evaluated using error analyses and total variation. The robustness of the proposed method was assessed via incorporation of uncertainties in the process model parameters. The proposed method was also experimentally validated for FOPTD model using a temperature controlled lab. It was concluded that the method was analytically derived and model based with a key advantage that the resultant PID required no tuning parameter. |
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