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Nonlinear PI and gain scheduling

Jiawen Dong, Coleman Brosilow

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A general procedure is proposed for nonlinear IMC and PID controllers for single-input single-output nonlinear systems. The nonlinear IMC and PID controllers are designed to force the system output to track a desired linear closed-loop trajectory, which is tunable via a single, physically meaningful parameter: the trajectory filter time constant. Two illustrative simulation examples are presented, a highly asymmetric fourth order nonlinear process and a non-isothermal Van de Vusse reactor. The nonlinear PID controller performs as well as nonlinear controllers obtained by geometric methods.

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A general procedure is proposed for nonlinear IMC and PID controllers for single-input single-output nonlinear systems. The nonlinear IMC and PID controllers are designed to force the system output to track a desired linear closed-loop trajectory, which is tunable via a single, physically meaningful parameter: the trajectory filter time constant. Two illustrative simulation examples are presented, a highly asymmetric fourth order nonlinear process and a non-isothermal Van de Vusse reactor. The nonlinear PID controller performs as well as nonlinear controllers obtained by geometric methods.

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A general procedure is proposed for nonlinear IMC and PID controllers for single-input single-output nonlinear systems. The nonlinear IMC and PID controllers are designed to force the system output to track a desired linear closed-loop trajectory, which is tunable via a single, physically meaningful parameter: the trajectory filter time constant. Two illustrative simulation examples are presented, a highly asymmetric fourth order nonlinear process and a non-isothermal Van de Vusse reactor. The nonlinear PID controller performs as well as nonlinear controllers obtained by geometric methods.

Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), PID controller, Nonlinear system, Trajectory, Nonlinear control, Computer science, Control engineering, Engineering

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