New trends in observer-based control: a practical guide to process and engineering applications

by Boubaker, Olfa

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Full title :New trends in observer-based control : a practical guide to process and engineering applications / edited by Olfa Boubaker [and five others].

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Publication Date:2019.

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Publisher(s):Academic Press
Place of Publication:Amsterdam
Language:eng
Publication Date:2019.

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Includes index.

Part I. Power Systems 1. Active Load Reduction in Large Scale Wind Turbines using Non-linear Quadratic Disturbance Observer 2. Observer-Based Controller of Analytical Complex Systems- Application for a Large Scale Power System 3. Robust Control for Wind Turbines using Sliding Modes based Compensation 4. Meta Heuristic Optimized control strategies for Hybrid DC- AC systems 5. Distributed Nonlinear Control of Microgrids Part II. Robotics and Mechatronics 6. Finite Time Observer Design for Nonholonomic Systems 7. Robust Observer-based Stabilization for Constrained Robots with Force and Parameter Estimation: Application to the ABB-IRB 140 Industrial Robot 8. Design of a Composite Control in Two-time Scale using Disturbance State Observer based SMC and Backstepping Control of a Two-link Flexible Manipulator 9. Robust Observer-based Control of the Inverted Pendulum System Subject to Communication Delays Part III. Flight and Automotive dynamics 10. A class of Nonlinear Unknown Input Observers under L2-gain performance for Fault Diagnosis: Application to the Mars Sample Return mission 11. A Class of Reduced-order Multiple Observers with Applications to Aircraft Landing 12. Disturbance Observer-Based Control of Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics Subject to Perturbations and Underactuation 13. Actuator or/and Sensor Fault Detection Based on LPV Unknown Input Observer Applied to Lateral Vehicle Dynamics Part IV. Bio-Industry 14. Observer-Based Trajectory Tracking for an Anaerobic Digestion Process by Using New LMI Method