Tuning Algorithm for Modeling and Controllability of Fractional-Order Control Systems

Zhe Yan; Shu Tao Che; Xiao Ming Cui; Zhi Qiang Zhang; Chao Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.424-425.445

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Tuning Algorithm for Modeling and Controllability of Fractional-Order Control Systems

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A new analytical method on the controllability and modeling of systems is presented in this paper. For a given classical Transfer function in the complex frequency domain, we can transform it into fractional-order domain by using Laplace or Z transform and inverse transform, Trapezoidal Rule are applied. State space based on the complexity of the order, Caputo fractional derivative defined as state variables, it will be the state equation of the system. Simulation results show the feasibility of modeling

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Zhe Yan, Shu Tao Che, Xiao Ming Cui, Zhi Qiang Zhang, Chao Zhang

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