Development of look-up table like optimal H <sub>2</sub> robust analytical PID rules for unstable systems: theory and experimental investigation
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Abstract
In this research, H2 minimisation theory in combination with internal model control (IMC) is used to analytically derive novel PID controller settings which can be used as ready reference, like look-up tables. These novel analytical settings are developed for a defined range of time delay to time constant ratio. Maximum sensitivity (Ms) is used for deriving the robust analytical equations. Case studies which are thoroughly considered to represent unstable systems are selected to evaluate the closed loop performances for set point variations and for load disturbance variations. Robustness is evaluated for uncertainties in the process model. Recently published methods in the literature are considered for performance comparison with the proposed method. After analysing numerous simulation outcomes, it becomes evident that the present methodology offers markedly improved performance compared to the techniques found in recent literature. To authenticate the practical effectiveness of the proposed method, an experimental trial is conducted on an inverted pendulum. The time integral performance index is employed to assess the effectiveness of the designed controller.
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