Conference Program of WCICA 2012
Conference Program of WCICA 2012
Conference Program of WCICA 2012
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<strong>WCICA</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Book <strong>of</strong> Abstracts: Friday Sessions<br />
Lyapunov method, the adaptive learning law is given and H∞tracking<br />
performance is illustrated. The simulation studies on a 2-DOF robot<br />
verify the effectiveness <strong>of</strong> the proposed method.<br />
◁ PFrA-20<br />
Minimum Time Dynamic Optimization Using Double-layer Optimization<br />
Algorithm, pp.84–88<br />
Guo, Xuan<br />
Du, Wenli<br />
Qi, Rongbin<br />
Qian, Feng<br />
East China Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech.<br />
automation Inst.<br />
East China Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech.<br />
East China Univ. <strong>of</strong> Sci. & Tech.<br />
Abstract―A double-layer optimization algorithm (DLOA) was proposed<br />
to solve the minimum time dynamic optimization problem. The first step<br />
<strong>of</strong> DLOA was to discrete time region and control region. The inner optimization<br />
is to construct optimal control problem with free final states.<br />
Differential evolution algorithm is used to find the optimal solution in<br />
given terminal time, then the optimization results was compared with<br />
the threshold set. In the outer, DLOA calculated the time range <strong>of</strong> next<br />
iteration according to the inner calculation. When applied to typical<br />
minimum time dynamic optimization problem, DLOA demonstrated a<br />
competitive optimal searching ability and more accurate optimization<br />
results. DLOA could solve the optimization problem with local optimum<br />
and applied to models without gradient information.<br />
◁ PFrA-21<br />
Design <strong>of</strong> Low-cost acquisition system for multi-channel Analog Signal<br />
for PLC and its Application in Temperature Control System, pp.93–98<br />
Li, Ruonan<br />
Du, Xiuxia<br />
Li, Pingkang<br />
Beijing Jiaotong Univ.<br />
Beijing Jiaotong Univ.<br />
Beijing Jiaotong Univ.<br />
Based on the concept <strong>of</strong> low cost automation, a kind <strong>of</strong> multi-channel<br />
analog acquisition program based on traditional analog circuits and digital<br />
I/O ports <strong>of</strong> PLC is presented in this paper, including hardware circuit,<br />
program design and principles <strong>of</strong> signal acquisition. Compared<br />
with the expensive PLC analog module, the system is designed with<br />
features such as low cost, easy to implement. This paper makes use<br />
<strong>of</strong> PID module <strong>of</strong> PLC and self-tuning technology, applying this analog<br />
acquisition program to the temperature control system, PWM signal is<br />
generated to control solid state relays to accurately control temperature,<br />
at the same time the data exchange between computer and PLC<br />
has been completed, the interface is friendly, the experimental results<br />
show the feasibility and practicality <strong>of</strong> the program.<br />
◁ PFrA-22<br />
Study on the Optimal Passive Creeping Control <strong>of</strong> the Snake-like Robot,<br />
pp.99–103<br />
Zhang, Danfeng<br />
Wu, Chengdong<br />
Li, Bin<br />
Shenyang Inst. <strong>of</strong> Automation & Graduate Univ.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Chinese Acad. <strong>of</strong> Sci.<br />
northeastern Univ.<br />
Shenyang Inst. <strong>of</strong> Automation, Chinese Acad. <strong>of</strong><br />
Sci.<br />
Abstract - Reducing the energy dissipation can improve the movement<br />
efficiency <strong>of</strong> a snake-like robot. Avoiding side slipping is the main way<br />
to reduce the energy dissipation. A creeping control method for the<br />
snake-like robot, named optimal passive creeping, is proposed. This<br />
method makes the robot avoid slipping by inputting the proper torque<br />
which is adjusted by its body shape. The purpose <strong>of</strong> the control method<br />
is to insure that the snake-like robot’s velocity is the fastest before<br />
side slipping. In simulation, the angles, torques, energy states <strong>of</strong> the<br />
snake-like robot are revealed, and whether the snake-like robot has<br />
slipped is analyzed by accumulating the energy dissipation. The simulations<br />
demonstrate the validity <strong>of</strong> the optimal passive creeping control<br />
method.<br />
◁ PFrA-23<br />
Takagi-Sugeno Fuzzy PD Controller for a 3-DOF Stabilized Platform,<br />
pp.108–112<br />
Leghmizi, Said<br />
Harbin engineering Univ.<br />
This paper presents a fuzzy PD control system for stabilizing platform <strong>of</strong><br />
a ship carried antenna with three degree <strong>of</strong> freedom (3-DOF). The system<br />
under consideration is a system with strong interactions between<br />
three channels. By using the concept <strong>of</strong> decentralized control, a control<br />
structure is developed that is composed <strong>of</strong> three control loops, each <strong>of</strong><br />
which is associated with a single-variable fuzzy PD controller. Takagi-<br />
Sugeno (TS) fuzzy control algorithm is used to implement the fuzzy<br />
controller. Simulation tests were established using Simulink <strong>of</strong> Matlab.<br />
The obtained results have demonstrated the feasibility and effectiveness<br />
<strong>of</strong> the proposed approach. Simulation results are represented in<br />
this paper.<br />
◁ PFrA-24<br />
Repetitive Adaptive Control Based on Sliding Filter Observer in Servo<br />
Turntable, pp.116–121<br />
Gan, Ming Gang<br />
Ma, Hui-xia<br />
Beijing Inst. <strong>of</strong> Tech.<br />
Bejing Inst. <strong>of</strong> Tech.<br />
A repetitive adaptive compensation scheme based on observer is proposed<br />
to improve low speed position tracking precision for the nonlinear<br />
dynamic friction and periodic force ripples in a DC motor turntable system.<br />
Based on LuGre friction model, the adaptive component is used<br />
to compensate the dynamic friction, while the repetitive component is<br />
used to restrain force ripple. At the same time, dual sliding filter is<br />
adopted to approximate the parameter estimation error <strong>of</strong> the observed<br />
state so that the parameters update rate can be driven by tracking error<br />
signal as well as estimating error signal to improve the position tracking<br />
performance. The system asymptotic stability is guaranteed by Lyapunov<br />
function. Simulation results verify contrastively the effectiveness<br />
and superiority <strong>of</strong> the repetitive adaptive compensation scheme.<br />
◁ PFrA-25<br />
Iterative Learning Control Algorithm with Self-adaptive Steps, pp.122–<br />
127<br />
WANG, Yan<br />
Beihang Univ.<br />
Most Iterative Learning Control (ILC) algorithms being used currently<br />
still follow the essence <strong>of</strong> the original idea <strong>of</strong> Arimoto, in which the<br />
control error with its derivative and integral are composed to deduce<br />
the iterative-learning-rate. Although these ILCs gain a wide range <strong>of</strong><br />
successful applications in various control fields, they are still with intrinsic<br />
shortcomings <strong>of</strong> conventional ILC such as huge computation, big<br />
storage capacity demanded for algorithm data, and the control law is<br />
sensitive to control errors. To solve these problems and enhance ILC<br />
performances, a novel ILC with self-adaptive steps is proposed as a<br />
new approach. In this approach, the control step for each iteration is<br />
set according to the error sum <strong>of</strong> the last time iteration, and the step<br />
value will decrease as the iteration goes which could obtain the merits<br />
<strong>of</strong> quick convergence speed at early stage and high control precision at<br />
late stage <strong>of</strong> control process; while the sign <strong>of</strong> the step is decided by the<br />
instant sampling value <strong>of</strong> the control error. The stability <strong>of</strong> the algorithm<br />
is analyzed using newly designed adaptive steps. Both simulation and<br />
experimental results demonstrate that the self-adaptive steps method<br />
proposed in this paper could reduce iterative calculation and storage<br />
size <strong>of</strong> the algorithm, it also avoids error amplification in error differentiating.<br />
Moreover, the method is with easy-to- set steps within a wide<br />
range.<br />
◁ PFrA-26<br />
Real-Time Simulation <strong>of</strong> Hydraulic Turbine Governing System Based<br />
on ARM, pp.170–173<br />
GUO, Jiang<br />
Wu, Nian<br />
Gu, Kaikai<br />
Bai, Weimin<br />
Zeng, Bing<br />
Liu, Yajin<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Wuhan Univ.<br />
Abstract―Simulation <strong>of</strong> hydraulic turbine governing system plays an<br />
important role in teaching, testing and experimental study. This paper<br />
presents the overall structure <strong>of</strong> the ARM-based real-time simulation<br />
system on the basis <strong>of</strong> a comprehensive analysis <strong>of</strong> the characteristics<br />
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