研究生: |
黃昭諺 Chao-Yen Huang |
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論文名稱: |
間時滑動模式之可微分小腦模型控制器設計 The Design of Discrete-Time Sliding Mode Using Differentiable Cerebellar Model Articulation Controller |
指導教授: |
洪欽銘
Hong, Chin-Ming |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工業教育學系 Department of Industrial Education |
論文出版年: | 2001 |
畢業學年度: | 89 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 120 |
中文關鍵詞: | 連續型滑動模式控制 、間時型滑動模式控制 、可微分小腦模型控制器 |
英文關鍵詞: | Continuous-Time Sliding Mode Control, Discrete-Time Sliding Mode Control, Differentiable Cerebellar Model Articulation Controller |
論文種類: | 學術論文 |
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傳統滑動模式控制理論是以連續時間型態進行控制律之設計,其對於系統未確定部份、參數變動及外部干擾等具有良好的強健性與不敏性。但假若直接將連續型滑動模式設計結果以數位電腦實現並應用於間時系統之控制中,則往往會有控制效能無法達到設計者要求,甚至造成系統不穩定之情形發生。為了改善此項缺點,於是便衍生出間時滑動模式控制器(DSMC)設計方法。然而在實際進行間時滑動模式控制律設計時,須考慮之限制條件較連續型多,故常有設計過程複雜以及不易獲得適當控制律的問題出現。
因此,本論文提出間時滑動模式之可微分小腦模型控制器來克服上述缺點。以可微分小腦模型控制器(DCMAC)輔助原間時滑動模式控制器之控制架構,利用可微分小腦模型控制器優異之非線性函數學習及樣本類化能力,即時補償間時滑動模式控制器因設計上之限制而使控制效能不彰之缺點,並縮短設計間時滑動模式控制器時所需之公式化推導時間,以達成簡化其設計程序及降低設計難度之目標。由模擬結果證實,在最簡單之間時滑動模式控制器設計方式下,本控制器可明顯改善原間時滑動模式控制器所無法克服之穩態誤差,並有效提昇系統之控制精確度。
最後,將本論文所提之控制器架構應用於球-桿平衡控制問題中,以驗證其於實際控制問題中之可行性與控制性能。
The control law derived by traditional sliding mode control is based on a continuous-time system, which is well known to be robust to the uncertainties of the system and insensitive to parameter variations and to external disturbances. However, if the control law designed on the basis of a continuous sliding mode is directly implemented for discrete-time systems using a digital computer, the performance of control is often unsatisfying on the prescribed specifications, even systems may become unstable. The discrete-time sliding mode controller (DSMC) was derived to improve these problems; however, the suitable control laws are difficult to obtain due to the rigorous limited conditions in the design of DSMC.
Therefore, this thesis presents a novel design of discrete-time sliding mode using differentiable cerebellar model articulation controller (DCMAC) so that the above drawbacks can be overcome. Where DCMAC is used to real-time assist the original DSMC. Taking advantage of the excellent capability of DCMAC in nonlinear function learning and patterns generalization promotes the control performance and simplifies the formular deriving process in original DSMC. Compared with the conventional DSMC, this new control design provides a more simple method to design the control law of DSMC and reduces its difficulty of design. According to simulated results, this controller can significantly reduce the tracking error, and effectively elevate the accuracy in control process.
Finally one experiment for Ball-Beam Balancing System using proposed controller has performed to demonstrate the feasibility and the control performance in practical control application.
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