2018
DOI: 10.18201/ijisae.2018644777
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Speed Control of DC Motor Using Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Controller

Abstract: Direct current (DC) motors are considerably utilized in many implementations requiring speed and position controls. The simplicity of DC motor speed control is also the main reason for its widespread use. Recently, with rapid developments in power electronics, microprocessors and semiconductor materials, many control structures are designed for DC motors. In this study, the speed control of the DC motor is carried out using Matlab/Simulink package program. Type-2 Fuzzy Logic controller (T2FLC) that has efficie… Show more

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“…Compared to combined classical-AI controllers [18] and AI controllers with static tuning parameters [19], the proposed TSK-PSO-FLC is a dynamic controller (where it could tune its parameters by it-self according to the Ek and dEk). Moreover, compared to traditional DC motor driving techniques [20] the FOC mechanism could deliver the exact resultant magnetic force amount to the PM-BLDC motor (the generated electric torque "Te") which was decided through the proposed dynamic AI controller. Therefore, in addition to the simulation test results, the observed test results through the implemented hardware setup show that by combining the proposed dynamic AI control mechanism with the FOC mechanism have been significantly enhanced the performance of the PM-BLDC motor.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Simulation Test Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared to combined classical-AI controllers [18] and AI controllers with static tuning parameters [19], the proposed TSK-PSO-FLC is a dynamic controller (where it could tune its parameters by it-self according to the Ek and dEk). Moreover, compared to traditional DC motor driving techniques [20] the FOC mechanism could deliver the exact resultant magnetic force amount to the PM-BLDC motor (the generated electric torque "Te") which was decided through the proposed dynamic AI controller. Therefore, in addition to the simulation test results, the observed test results through the implemented hardware setup show that by combining the proposed dynamic AI control mechanism with the FOC mechanism have been significantly enhanced the performance of the PM-BLDC motor.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Simulation Test Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tüm birincil üyelik fonksiyonları arasında kalan alan Belirsizliğin Ayak İzi (FOU) olarak ifade edilmektedir [14][15][16]. Şekil 2'de gösterilen Gauss üyelik fonksiyonları arasında kalan diğer bir deyişle alt ve üst üyelik fonksiyonları ile sınırlandırılmış bu alan aşağıdaki gibi tanımlanabilir: [10][11]16]. Bulanıklaştırıcı, girişleri (x=x 1 ,…,x p ) daha önce tanımlanan üyelik fonksiyonlarına net bir nokta olarak eşler.…”
Section: Aralikli Ti̇p-2 Bulanik Mantik Denetleyi̇ci̇ Yapisinin Tasarimiunclassified
“…T1BMD'ler birçok endüstriyel uygulamalarda sıklıkla tercih edilmektedir. Bilindiği gibi T1BMD'lerde uzman bilgi ve birikimi çok önemlidir [10][11]. Bu tip denetleyicilerde kullanılan kümeler [0,1] arasında net değere sahip oldukları için kurallarda meydana gelen belirsizliklerle baş etmede yeterli özelliklere sahip değildirler.…”
Section: Igi̇ri̇şunclassified
“…In works Kumar and Patnaik (2015), Aggarwal et al (2015), and Salim (2015) was presented the speed adjustment algorithms with proportional-integrative (PI) controller or Fuzzy Logic controller that was implemented in LabVIEW for DC motors or servomotors. A comparison of the results obtained through the Fuzzy Logic controller versus the conventional PI controller for controlling the speed of the D.C. motors or induction motors has been presented in the works of Nagarajan et al (2019), Acikgoz (2018), Shaija and Daniel (2016), Rajpoot et al (2018) and Usha and Subramani (2018). In the works of Asija (2010), Faisal and Paliwal (2018), Kalhoodashti and Shahbazian (2011), and Manjunatha (2017); the speed adjustment algorithms with PI controllers and Fuzzy Logic controllers have been presented that were simulated in MATLAB-SIMULINK for three-phase asynchronous motors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%