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    Online Resource
    Newark :John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,
    Keywords: Incremental motion control. ; Electronic books.
    Type of Medium: Online Resource
    Pages: 1 online resource (472 pages)
    Edition: 1st ed.
    ISBN: 9781118387702
    Language: English
    Note: Intro -- Fractional Order Motion Controls -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms -- PART I FUNDAMENTALS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER CONTROLS -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Fractional Calculus -- 1.1.1 Definitions and Properties -- 1.1.2 Laplace Transform -- 1.1.3 Fractional Order Dynamic Systems -- 1.1.4 Stability of LTI Fractional Order Systems -- 1.2 Fractional Order Controls -- 1.2.1 Why Fractional Order Control? -- 1.2.2 Basic Fractional Order Control Actions -- 1.2.3 A Historical Review of Fractional Order Controls -- 1.3 Fractional Order Motion Controls -- 1.4 Contributions -- 1.5 Organization -- PART II FRACTIONAL ORDER VELOCITY CONTROLS -- 2 Fractional Order PI Controller Designs for Velocity Systems -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The FOPTD System and Three Controllers Considered -- 2.3 Design Specifications -- 2.4 Fractional Order PI and [PI] Controller Designs -- 2.4.1 Integer Order PID Controller Design -- 2.4.2 Fractional Order PI Controller Design -- 2.4.3 Fractional Order [PI] Controller Design -- 2.5 Simulation -- 2.6 Chapter Summary -- 3 Tuning Fractional Order PI Controllers for Fractional Order Velocity Systems with Experimental Validation -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Three Controllers to be Designed and Tuning Specifications -- 3.3 Tuning Three Controllers for FOVS -- 3.4 Illustrative Examples and Design Procedure Summaries -- 3.4.1 Fractional Order [PI] Controller Design Procedures -- 3.4.2 Fractional Order PI Controller Design Procedures -- 3.4.3 Integer Order PID Controller Design Procedures -- 3.5 Simulation Illustration -- 3.5.1 Case-1s Simulation Tests for the Designed FOPI and FO[PI] Controllers with ?c =10 rad/s and fm = 50? -- 3.5.2 Case-2s Simulation Tests for the Designed IOPID and FOPI and FO[PI] Controllers with ?c =15 rad/s and fm = 65? -- 3.6 Experimental Validation -- 3.6.1 Experimental Setup. , 3.6.2 HIL Emulation of the FOVS -- 3.6.3 Experimental Results -- 3.7 Chapter Summary -- 4 Relay Feedback Tuning of Robust PID Controllers -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Slope Adjustment of the Phase Bode Plot -- 4.3 The New PID Controller Design Formulae -- 4.4 Phase and Magnitude Measurement via Relay Feedback Tests -- 4.5 Illustrative Examples -- 4.5.1 High-order Plant P2(s) -- 4.5.2 Plant with an Integrator P5(s) -- 4.5.3 Plant with a Time Delay P6(s) -- 4.5.4 Plant with an Integrator and a Time Delay P7(s) -- 4.6 Chapter Summary -- 5 Auto-Tuning of Fractional Order Controllers with Iso-Damping -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 FOPI and FO[PI] Controller Design Formulae -- 5.2.1 FOPI Controller Auto-Tuning -- 5.2.2 FO[PI] Controller Auto-Tuning -- 5.3 Measurements for Auto-Tuning -- 5.4 Simulation Illustration -- 5.4.1 High-Order Plant P2(s) -- 5.4.2 Plant with an Integrator P5(s) -- 5.4.3 Plant with a Time Delay P6(s) -- 5.5 Chapter Summary -- PART III FRACTIONAL ORDER POSITION CONTROLS -- 6 Fractional Order PD Controller Tuning for Position Systems -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Fractional Order PD Controller Design for Position Systems -- 6.2.1 Integer Order PD Controller Design -- 6.2.2 Fractional Order PD Controller Design -- 6.3 Design Procedures -- 6.4 Simulation Illustration -- 6.4.1 Step Response Comparison -- 6.4.2 Ramp Response Comparison -- 6.5 Experimental Validation -- 6.5.1 Introduction of the Experimental Platform -- 6.5.2 Experimental Model Simulation -- 6.5.3 Experiments on the Dynamometer -- 6.6 Chapter Summary -- 7 Fractional Order [PD] Controller Synthesis for Position Systems -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Position Systems and Design Specifications -- 7.3 Fractional Order [PD] Controller Design -- 7.4 Controller Design Examples and Bode Plot Validations -- 7.4.1 FO[PD] Controller Design -- 7.4.2 FOPD Controller Design. , 7.4.3 IOPID Controller Design -- 7.5 Implementation of Two Fractional Order Operators -- 7.5.1 Implementation of s? for FOPD -- 7.5.2 Implementation of (1 + t s)µ for FO[PD] -- 7.6 Simulation Illustration -- 7.6.1 Case-I: Step Response Comparison with T = 0.4s -- 7.6.2 Case-II: Step Response Comparison with T = 0.04s -- 7.6.3 Step Response Comparison with Time Delay -- 7.6.4 Step Response Comparison with Backlash Nonlinearity -- 7.7 Experimental Validation -- 7.7.1 Introduction to the Experimental Platform -- 7.7.2 Experiments on the Dynamometer Platform -- 7.8 Chapter Summary -- 8 Time-Constant Robust Analysis and Design of Fractional Order [PD] Controller -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Problem Statement -- 8.3 FO[PD] Tuning Specifications and Rules -- 8.3.1 FO[PD] Robustness to Time-Constant Variations -- 8.3.2 Numerical Computation -- 8.4 The Solution Existence Range and An Online Computation Method -- 8.4.1 The Solution Existence Range -- 8.4.2 Numerical Computation Example and Simulation Tests -- 8.4.3 Simulation Comparison -- 8.4.4 Online Computation -- 8.5 Experimental Validation -- 8.6 Chapter Summary -- 9 Experimental Study of Fractional Order PD Controller Design for Fractional Order Position Systems -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Fractional Order Systems and Fractional Order Controller Considered -- 9.3 FOPD Controller Design Procedure for the Fractional Order Position Systems -- 9.3.1 Preliminary and Design Specifications -- 9.3.2 Numerical Computation Process -- 9.3.3 Summary of Design Procedure -- 9.4 Simulation Illustration -- 9.4.1 Case-1: IOS-Based Design for IOS -- 9.4.2 Case-2: IOS-Based Design for FOS -- 9.4.3 Case-3: FOS-Based Design for FOS -- 9.5 Experimental Validation -- 9.5.1 HIL Experimental Setup -- 9.5.2 HIL Emulation of the FOS -- 9.5.3 Experimental Results -- 9.6 Chapter Summary. , 10 Fractional Order [PD] Controller Design and Comparison for Fractional Order Position Systems -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Fractional Order Position Systems and Fractional Order Controllers -- 10.3 Fractional Order [PD] Controller Design -- 10.3.1 Numerical Computation Process -- 10.3.2 Design Procedure Summary -- 10.3.3 Design Example and Bode Plot Validation of FO[PD] Design -- 10.4 Integer Order PID Controller and Fractional Order PD Controller Designs -- 10.5 Simulation Comparisons -- 10.6 Chapter Summary -- PART IV STABILITY AND FEASIBILITY -- 11 Stability and Design Feasibility of Robust PID Controllers for FOPTD Systems -- 11.1 Introduction -- 11.1.1 Research Questions -- 11.1.2 Previous Work -- 11.1.3 Contributions in This Chapter -- 11.2 Stability Region and Flat Phase Tuning Rule for the Robust PID Controller Design -- 11.2.1 Preliminary -- 11.2.2 Stability Region of PID Controller for FOPTD Plants -- 11.3 PID Controller Design with Pre-Specifications on fM and ?C -- 11.3.1 Design Scheme -- 11.3.2 Flat Phase Tuning Rule for the Robust PID Controller Design -- 11.3.3 Design Procedures Summary with An Example -- 11.3.4 How to Find the Achievable Region of the Two Specifications? -- 11.4 Simulation Illustration -- 11.5 Chapter Summary -- 12 Stability and Design Feasibility of Robust FOPI Controllers for FOPTD Systems -- 12.1 Introduction -- 12.2 Stabilizing and Robust FOPI Controller Design for FOPTD Systems -- 12.2.1 The Plant and Controller Considered -- 12.2.2 Stability Region Analysis of the FOPI Controller -- 12.2.3 FOPI Parameters Design with Two Specifications -- 12.2.4 FOPI Parameters Design with an Additional Flat Phase Constraint -- 12.2.5 Achievable Region of Two Design Specifications for the FOPI Controller Design -- 12.3 Design Procedures Summary with an Illustrative Example. , 12.4 Complete Information Collection for Achievable Region of ?c and fm -- 12.5 Simulation Illustration -- 12.6 Chapter Summary -- PART V FRACTIONAL ORDER DISTURBANCE COMPENSATIONS -- 13 Fractional Order Disturbance Observer -- 13.1 Introduction -- 13.2 Disturbance Observer -- 13.3 Actual Design Parameters in DOB and their Effects -- 13.4 Loss of the Phase Margin with DOB -- 13.5 Solution One: Rule-Based Switched Low Pass Filtering with Varying Relative Degree -- 13.6 The Proposed Solution: Guaranteed Phase Margin Method using Fractional Order Low Pass Filtering -- 13.7 Implementation Issues: Stable Minimum-Phase Frequency Domain Fitting -- 13.8 Chapter Summary -- 14 Fractional Order Adaptive Feed-Forward Cancellation -- 14.1 Introduction -- 14.2 Fractional Order Adaptive Feed-Forward Cancellation -- 14.3 Equivalence Between Fractional Order Internal Model Principle and Fractional Order Adaptive Feed-Forward Cancellation -- 14.3.1 Single-Frequency Disturbance Cancellation -- 14.3.2 Generalization to Multi-Frequency Disturbance Cancellation -- 14.4 Frequency-Domain Analysis of the FOAFC Performance for the Periodic Disturbance -- 14.5 Simulation Illustration -- 14.6 Experiment Validation -- 14.6.1 Introduction to the Experiment Platform -- 14.6.2 Experiments on the Dynamometer -- 14.7 Chapter Summary -- 15 Fractional Order Adaptive Compensation for Cogging Effect -- 15.1 Introduction -- 15.2 Fractional Order Adaptive Compensation of Cogging Effect -- 15.2.1 Cogging Effect Analysis -- 15.2.2 Motivations and Problem Formulation -- 15.2.3 IOAC Stability Analysis -- 15.2.4 FOAC Stability Analysis -- 15.3 Simulation Illustration -- 15.3.1 Case-1: IOAC with Constant Reference Speed -- 15.3.2 Case-2: FOAC with Constant Reference Speed -- 15.3.3 Case-3: IO/FOAC with Varying Reference Speed -- 15.4 Experimental Validation. , 15.4.1 Introduction to the Experimental Platform.
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    Source: Nature Archives 1869 - 2009
    Topics: Biology , Medicine
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    Publication Date: 2016-03-25
    Description: Energy & Fuels DOI: 10.1021/acs.energyfuels.5b02603
    Print ISSN: 0887-0624
    Electronic ISSN: 1520-5029
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    Publication Date: 2016-07-08
    Description: The dynamic spectral properties of semiconductor lasers during its tuning are very important for frequency modulation-based applications. The spectral properties of a distributed feedback (DFB) interband cascade laser (ICL) under injection current tuning (i.e., slope efficiency, dynamic tuning rate, and instantaneous linewidth) were measured by using short delayed self-heterodyne interferometry combined with time-frequency analysis of the interferometric signal. The relations of these spectral characteristics with the injection current, tuning frequency, and operating temperature of the laser were investigated as well. The dynamic tuning rate of the laser varies from 0.07 nm/mA to 0.16 nm/mA depending on the injection current and tuning frequency, which is considerably below the static tuning rate 0.20 nm/mA. The laser instantaneous linewidth increases within 360 kHz to 760 kHz as the injection current increases or the tuning frequency increases. Unexpectedly, both the dynamic tuning rate and linewidth seem not to be related to the operating temperature of the laser. These results will be very useful for understanding the spectral properties and optimizing the frequency modulation of DFB-ICLs.
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    Electronic ISSN: 1077-3118
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    Publication Date: 2016-07-14
    Description: A newly developed integrated fluorescence-Raman spectral system (λex = 532 nm) for detecting Chlorophyll-a (chl-a), Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter (CDOM), carotenoids and SO42− in situ was used to successfully investigate the diurnal variability of all above. Simultaneously using the integration of fluorescence spectroscopy and Raman spectroscopy techniques provided comprehensive marine information due to the complementarity between the different excitation mechanisms and different selection rules. The investigation took place in offshore seawater of the Yellow Sea (36°05′40′′ N, 120°31′32′′ E) in October 2014. To detect chl-a, CDOM, carotenoids and SO42−, the fluorescence-Raman spectral system was deployed. It was found that troughs of chl-a and CDOM fluorescence signal intensity were observed during high tides, while the signal intensity showed high values with larger fluctuations during ebb-tide. Chl-a and carotenoids were influenced by solar radiation within a day cycle by different detection techniques, as well as displaying similar and synchronous tendency. CDOM fluorescence cause interference to the measurement of SO42−. To avoid such interference, the backup Raman spectroscopy system with λex = 785 nm was employed to detect SO42− concentration on the following day. The results demonstrated that the fluorescence-Raman spectral system has great potential in detection of chl-a, carotenoids, CDOM and SO42− in the ocean.
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    Publication Date: 2018-03-06
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