Determination of Scaling Factors for Fuzzy Logic Control Using the Sliding-Mode Approach: Application to Control of a DC Machine Drive

In this paper, a new approach to define the optimum values of the scaling factors for a fuzzy logic controller, based on the sliding mode theory, has been proposed. Indeed, these factors are chosen in such a way that the trajectory in the phase plane is always attracted by the main diagonal of the f...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982) 2007-02, Vol.54 (1), p.296-309
Main Authors: Betin, F., Sivert, A., Yazidi, A., Capolino, G.-A.
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Automatic control
Control systems
DC machine drive
DC machines
Discretization
Fuzzy
Fuzzy control
Fuzzy logic
fuzzy logic control (FLC)
Fuzzy set theory
Microcontrollers
Optimization
Process control
Robots
Scaling factors
Sliding mode control
Testing
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DC machines
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Fuzzy set theory
Microcontrollers
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Process control
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