Search for dissertations about: "gain scheduling control"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 28 swedish dissertations containing the words gain scheduling control.
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6. Quality of control and real-time scheduling : allowing for time-variations in computer control systems
Abstract : The majority of computers around us are embedded in productsand dedicated to perform certain tasks. A specific task is thecontrol of a dynamic system. The computers are ofteninterconnected by communication networks forming a distributedsystem. READ MORE
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7. A Study in Jet Engine Control Control Structure Selection and Multivariable Design
Abstract : Turbojet engines are becoming increasingly complex, with more control variables, to meet future demands on performance, fuel consumption and functionality. To utilise the potential of these engines, it is also necessary to use more advanced control concepts than conventionally used today. READ MORE
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8. Probing Control of Glucose Feeding in Escherichia coli Cultivations
Abstract : Production of many proteins can today be made using genetically modified organisms. One of the most frequently used host organisms is the bacterium Escherichia coli. A difficulty encountered in cultivations of E. coli is the accumulation of the metabolic by-product acetate which inhibits cell growth and production of a desired protein. READ MORE
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9. Linear Parameter-Varying Systems - an approach to gain scheduling
Abstract : In recent years the interest for gain scheduling methods has increased. Gain scheduling is a collection of methods that try to tackle the challenging problem of nonlinear control in a divide and conquer manner. The use of local linear system theory to obtain a non-local controller is the fundament of the gain scheduling methods. READ MORE
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10. Control, Models and Industrial Manipulators
Abstract : The two topics at the heart of this thesis are how to improve control of industrial manipulators and how to reason about the role of models in automatic control.On industrial manipulators, two case studies are presented. READ MORE