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Design and optimization of PD control system based on saturation
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Abstract
Designing PI, PD, and PID controllers is challenging, but it is an inevitable step if engineers want their systems to perform well. Consequently, control theory was purposed and the system became more complicated. Unfortunately, saturation is hard to prevent. The degree of saturation is an important aspect of the electrical signal process. This paper investigates the concepts of saturation for PD,PI, and PID control. It involves the discussion of properties of passive components, excessive input/output concerning the design maximum or minimum, and the saturation function. The main purpose of the paper is to give an insight into how to prevent control saturation. The investigation will be mainly based on current control theory, research processes from other papers, and the online simulations. To avoid saturation, applying analysis on the gain of all controllers and saturation function is crucial.
Keywords
Saturation, Electrical components, Controller.
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Duan,Y. (2024). Design and optimization of PD control system based on saturation. Applied and Computational Engineering,102,90-95.
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