The Design and Implementation of a Surface Orientated Controller

Winsby, A.J.; Burge, S. E.; Grout, Ian

doi:10.1016/b978-008043339-4/50031-6

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“…This complements the commonly used approach in using mathematical packages with extenstions for control system design and analysis using, for example, MATLAB [6] and its toolboxes, such as Control System, Fuzzy Logic and SIMULINK [7]. This paper describes an implementation means and a design flow for the derivation of ASIC cores to implement digital control algorithms [8] [9]. The approach is implemented in a prototype design environment, here utilising Cadence DFWII[ 101 and its associated SKILL[11] programming language.…”

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An approach to the implementation of digital control algorithms in mixed-mode ASIC designs

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Burge²,

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Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Design of Mixed-Mode Integrated Circuits and Applications (Cat. No.99EX303)

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In the jield of control systems, electronic circuits form the heart of many control algorithm implementation strategies. The standard approach in many applications utilises a digital control algorithm with, where necessary, external analogue and mixed-signal inteflacing circuitry. With the growth of HDL modelling of digital ASIC circuits and systems prior to Jixing the final ASIC structure, consideration is given to the use of the various design approaches taken to realise the final product. This paper will describe an approach in which a digital control algorithm core may be created using VHDL with a design and analysis flow at both the ASIC and control systems level. The algorithm core of the ASIC is part of an overall mixed-mode (mixed-signal) design, which is part of an overall mixed-technology solution. Macro modeling of the overall control system that targets available modeling and simulation approaches complements the VHDL core.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 93%