Multi-Model Adaptation Fuzzy Control for the Deep Sea Walking Hydraulic Control System

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To accommodate deep sea walking wheel the complex characteristics of deep sea environment such as randomness, non-linear and variability, the algorithm of Multi-Model-Reference Adaptation Fuzzy Control is presented to run the walking wheel system steadily. This control method incorporates the multiple reference models, fuzzy control and the conventional PID control; it runs efficiently by the control compensation deduced by the error of different phase-plane zones with the guidance of reference models.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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558-564

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November 2011

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