The Identification and Discrete-state-predictive Control for Multi-input-multi-output Time-delay Systems

This paper proposes an estimation and control method for multi-input-time-delay systems. It has already been established that the model which estimates a single-input-time-delay system increases its order according to the time-delay steps because the model has to store input as states. Therefore, it is possible to estimate time-delay steps by checking the order of the estimated model. On the other hand, the control method for single-input-time-delay systems is known as state predictive control. This paper extends this concept to multi-input-time-delay systems, proposing an estimation method for multi-input-time-delay systems and state predictive control. The effectiveness of this extended approach is validated by simulations.

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Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.9746/sicetr.61.115
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Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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The Identification and Discrete-state-predictive Control for Multi-input-multi-output Time-delay Systems

Hideyuki SHIN, Naoto Abe
Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers
Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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The Identification and Discrete-state-predictive Control for Multi-input-multi-output Time-delay Systems

Hideyuki SHIN, Naoto Abe
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This paper proposes an estimation and control method for multi-input-time-delay systems. It has already been established that the model which estimates a single-input-time-delay system increases its order according to the time-delay steps because the model has to store input as states. Therefore, it is possible to estimate time-delay steps by checking the order of the estimated model. On the other hand, the control method for single-input-time-delay systems is known as state predictive control. This paper extends this concept to multi-input-time-delay systems, proposing an estimation method for multi-input-time-delay systems and state predictive control. The effectiveness of this extended approach is validated by simulations.

Transactions of the Society of Instrument and Control EngineersVol. 61(3)
Meiji University (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Advanced Control Systems Optimization
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