Search for dissertations about: "impulsive systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the words impulsive systems.
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1. Hybrid observers for systems with intrinsic pulse-modulated feedback
Abstract : Dynamical processes resulting from the interaction of continuous and discrete dynamics are often encountered in living organisms. Time evolutions of such processes constitute continuous variables that are subject to instant changes at discrete points of time. READ MORE
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2. Modeling and identification of nonlinear and impulsive systems
Abstract : Mathematical modeling of dynamical systems plays a central roll in science and engineering. This thesis is concerned with the process of finding a mathematical model, and it is divided into two parts - one that concentrates on nonlinear system identification and another one where an impulsive model of testosterone regulation is constructed and analyzed. READ MORE
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3. Harvesting Based Communications for Wireless Control Systems : Event-Trigger and Reinforcement Learning Based Transmission Policies
Abstract : Wireless control systems have gained considerable attention in recent years due to their numerous advantages, including increased flexibility and scalability, reduced wiring complexity, and cost-efficiency. Despite these benefits, the use of communication networks in control loops poses various challenges, such as sampled data, latency, packet dropouts, etc. READ MORE
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4. GNSS and Massive MIMO : Spoofing, Jamming and Robust Receiver Design for Impulsive Noise
Abstract : In this thesis, we focus on vulnerabilities and robustness of two wireless communication technologies: global navigation satellite system (GNSS), a technology that provides position-velocity-time information, and massive multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO), a core cellular 5G technology. In particular, we investigate spoofing and jamming attacks to GNSS and massive MIMO, respectively, and the robust massive MIMO receiver against impulsive noises. READ MORE
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5. Principles for planning and analyzing motions of underactuated mechanical systems and redundant manipulators
Abstract : Motion planning and control synthesis are challenging problems for underactuated mechanical systems due to the presence of passive (non-actuated) degrees of freedom. For those systems that are additionally not feedback linearizable and with unstable internal dynamics there are no generic methods for planning trajectories and their feedback stabilization. READ MORE