2021
DOI: 10.14445/22315381/ijett-v69i7p215
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A Comparative Study on PI – and PD – Type Fuzzy Logic Control Strategies

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“…The major goal of a PID controller is to manipulate the real output y(t) following a desired trajectory by means of damping the error e(t) to be satisfied an acceptable tolerance. In the continuous-time domain, the principle of a conventional PID is [2][3]:…”
Section: Conventional Pid Controllers In Control Systemsmentioning
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“…The major goal of a PID controller is to manipulate the real output y(t) following a desired trajectory by means of damping the error e(t) to be satisfied an acceptable tolerance. In the continuous-time domain, the principle of a conventional PID is [2][3]:…”
Section: Conventional Pid Controllers In Control Systemsmentioning
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“…There are two inputs, error e(t) and its derivative ce(t) together with one output u(t) creating a PI-type fuzzy logic model. According to [2][3], a Mamdani fuzzy logic model with a proper set of fuzzy rules should be considered to be an approximate input/output relationship as given below for the PI-type FLC illustrated in Fig. 2:…”
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“…To verify the outstanding effectiveness of the proposed Sugeno FLC, in this section, beside the conventional PID regulators, a feasible Mamdani PI -like FLC presented in [12] will also be taken into consideration, especially in the second simulation scenario. From (i) The conventional PID regulators may not be suitable for the modern and complex control systems now.…”
Section: Figure 6 Pseudo Code Of the Pso Algorithmmentioning
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