2006 IEEE International Conference on Control Applications 2006
DOI: 10.1109/cca.2006.286041
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A New Method of Controlling Active Magnetic Bearing through Neural Network

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“…For Z1 and Z2, there is no improvement, but the results are acceptable. This is normal, since theoretically, curves Z1 and Z2 are obtained without overshoot values [11], while in real application, overshoot exists. The value for the X axis is not acceptable compared to the theory, but the effect of this axis is minimal for the behavior of the machine in real time.…”
Section: Application Of External Disturbancesmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…For Z1 and Z2, there is no improvement, but the results are acceptable. This is normal, since theoretically, curves Z1 and Z2 are obtained without overshoot values [11], while in real application, overshoot exists. The value for the X axis is not acceptable compared to the theory, but the effect of this axis is minimal for the behavior of the machine in real time.…”
Section: Application Of External Disturbancesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Thus, another strategy must be adopted. 2-The second case corresponds to the first neural method [11]. In this method, we will add the MLP to our system by taking the current vector like entry to the system and the vector force like exit.…”
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“…The training was online. The training of the MLP (Achkar et al, 2006) was also online and in two stages direct and backpropagation.…”
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“…The model of the broche takes into consideration the disturbances which will be applied to both plans of control. The mathematical equations of the model are developed in (Achkar et al, 2006). In fact, this model reflect the real behavior of the system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%