2017
DOI: 10.11648/j.ijsts.20170502.11
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Controller Design for Three-Mass Resonant System Based on Polynomial Method

Abstract: Abstract:The mechanical system in the industrial electrical drives can be modelled by a multi-mass system. Torsional vibration suppression and attainment of robustness in motion control systems is a requisite in industry applications. In this paper, the system that is three-mass system is considered. A speed control method based on polynomial method introduced to imple-mentation of torsional vibration is proposed. The effectiveness of the proposed controller is demonstrated by transfer function analysis and si… Show more

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“…Where H (S) = 1; Kp = 18; Ki = 12,811 Kd = 6.3223; input = 1; Time = 15 seconds. The data input process can be seen in the image: The design results show the same response as the response generated by simulink with modeling done with a block diagram by entering the same equation (2). Each of the shortcomings and advantages of each of the P, D controllers and I can cover each other by combining all three in parallel into a proportional controller plus an integral plus differential (PID controller).…”
Section: Proportional -Integral -Derivative Controller Simulation Witmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Where H (S) = 1; Kp = 18; Ki = 12,811 Kd = 6.3223; input = 1; Time = 15 seconds. The data input process can be seen in the image: The design results show the same response as the response generated by simulink with modeling done with a block diagram by entering the same equation (2). Each of the shortcomings and advantages of each of the P, D controllers and I can cover each other by combining all three in parallel into a proportional controller plus an integral plus differential (PID controller).…”
Section: Proportional -Integral -Derivative Controller Simulation Witmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The same thing is done for the PID controller, namely by entering the equation (2). Where H (S) = 1; Kp = 18; Ki = 12,811 Kd = 6.3223; input = 1; Time = 15 seconds.…”
Section: Proportional -Integral -Derivative Controller Simulation Witmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In many states, two-mass system purpose for first resonance mode [5,6]. In general movement control applications, system consist of a motor, a gear wheel, transfer implements and also a load [7,8]. One of the problems in two-mass systems control is convenient and automatic control of the maximum motor speed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%