Adaptive Single Neuron PID Control with Fuzzy and Self-Tuning in Networked Control Systems

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As the varied time-delay caused by the network in NCSs, the analysis and design of NCSs become more difficult. In this paper, the single neuron PID control algorithm is modified by adjusting adaptively the scale factor and learning rate of the neuron with fuzzy rulers subject to NCSs. It is observed from the simulation that the proposed method has a well dynamic and adaptive performance.

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November 2012

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