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    Calculation of robustly relatively stabilizing PID controllers for linear time-invariant systems with unstructured uncertainty
    (Elsevier Science Inc, 2022) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Pekar, Libor
    This article deals with the calculation of all robustly relatively stabilizing (or robustly stabilizing as a special case) Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controllers for Linear Time-Invariant (LTI) systems with unstructured uncertainty. The presented method is based on plotting the envelope that corresponds to the trios of P-I-D parameters marginally complying with given robust stability or robust relative stability condition formulated by means of the H infinity norm. Thus, this approach enables obtaining the region of robustly stabilizing or robustly relatively stabilizing controllers in a P-I-D space. The applicability of the technique is demonstrated in the illustrative examples, in which the regions of robustly stabilizing and robustly relatively stabilizing PID controllers are obtained for a controlled plant model with unstructured multiplicative uncertainty and unstructured additive uncertainty. Moreover, the method is also verified on the real laboratory model of a hot-air tunnel, for which two representative controllers from the robust relative stability region are selected and implemented.
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    Design of Robust PI Controllers for Interval Plants With Worst-Case Gain and Phase Margin Specifications in Presence of Multiple Crossover Frequencies
    (Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc, 2022) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Alagoz, Baris Baykant; Pekar, Libor
    This article deals with the computation of robustly performing Proportional-Integral (PI) controllers for interval plants, where the performance measures are represented by the worst-case Gain Margin (GM) and Phase Margin (PM) specifications, in the event of multiple Phase Crossover Frequencies (PCFs) and/or Gain Crossover Frequencies (GCFs). The multiplicity of PCFs and GCFs poses a considerable complication in frequency-domain control design methods. The paper is a continuation of the authors' previous work that applied the robust PI controller design approach to a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR). This preceding application represented the system with a single PCF and a single GCF, but the current article focuses on a case of multiple PCFs and GCFs. The determination of a robust performance region in the P-I plane is based on the stability/performance boundary locus method and the sixteen plant theorem. In the illustrative example, a robust performance region is obtained for an experimental oblique wing aircraft that is mathematically modeled as the unstable interval plant. The direct application of the method results in the (pseudo-)GM and (pseudo-)PM regions that illogically protrude from the stability region. Consequently, a deeper analysis of the selected points in the P-I plane shows that the calculated GM and PM boundary loci are related to the numerically correct values, but that the results may be misleading, especially for the loci outside the stability region, due to the multiplicity of the PCFs and GCFs. Nevertheless, the example eventually shows that the important parts of the GM and PM regions, i.e., the parts that have an impact on the final robust performance region, are valid. Thus, the method is applicable even to unstable interval plants and to the control loops with multiple PCFs and GCFs.
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    Robust PI Control of Interval Plants With Gain and Phase Margin Specifications: Application to a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor
    (Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc, 2020) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Pekar, Libor
    The paper is focused on robust Proportional-Integral (PI) control of interval plants with gain and phase margin specifications and on the application of this approach to a Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR). More specifically, the work aims at the determination of PI controller parameter regions, for which not only robust stability but also some level of robust performance of the closed-loop control system is guaranteed, and this robust performance is represented by the required gain and phase margin that has to be ensured for all potential members of the interval family of controlled plants, even for the worst case. The applied technique is based on the combination of the previously published generalization of stability boundary locus method (for specified gain and phase margin under the assumption of fixed-parameter plants) with the sixteen plant theorem. This extension enables the direct application of the method to design the robustly performing PI controllers for interval plants. The effectiveness of the improved method is demonstrated on a CSTR, modeled as the interval plant, for which the robust stability and robust performance regions are obtained.
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    Robust stability of fractional order polynomials with complicated uncertainty structure
    (Public Library Science, 2017) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Pekar, Libor
    The main aim of this article is to present a graphical approach to robust stability analysis for families of fractional order (quasi-) polynomials with complicated uncertainty structure. More specifically, the work emphasizes the multilinear, polynomial and general structures of uncertainty and, moreover, the retarded quasi-polynomials with parametric uncertainty are studied. Since the families with these complex uncertainty structures suffer from the lack of analytical tools, their robust stability is investigated by numerical calculation and depiction of the value sets and subsequent application of the zero exclusion condition.
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    Robust Stability of Fractional-Order Linear Time-Invariant Systems: Parametric versus Unstructured Uncertainty Models
    (Wiley-Hindawi, 2018) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Pekar, Libor
    The main aim of this paper is to present and compare three approaches to uncertainty modeling and robust stability analysis for fractional-order (FO) linear time-invariant (LTI) single-input single-output (SISO) uncertain systems. The investigated objects are described either via FO models with parametric uncertainty, by means of FO unstructured multiplicative uncertainty models, or through FO unstructured additive uncertainty models, while the unstructured models are constructed on the basis of appropriate selection of a nominal plant and a weight function. Robust stability investigation for systems with parametric uncertainty uses the combination of plotting the value sets and application of the zero exclusion condition. For the case of systems with unstructured uncertainty, the graphical interpretation of the utilized robust stability test is based mainly on the envelopes of the Nyquist diagrams. The theoretical foundations are followed by two extensive, illustrative examples where the plant models are created; the robust stability of feedback control loops is analyzed, and obtained results are discussed.
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    Value-Set-Based Approach to Robust Stability Analysis for Ellipsoidal Families of Fractional-Order Polynomials with Complicated Uncertainty Structure
    (Mdpi, 2019) Matusu, Radek; Senol, Bilal; Pekar, Libor
    This paper presents the application of a value-set-based graphical approach to robust stability analysis for the ellipsoidal families of fractional-order polynomials with a complex structure of parametric uncertainty. More specifically, the article focuses on the families of fractional-order linear time-invariant polynomials with affine linear, multilinear, polynomic, and general uncertainty structure, combined with the uncertainty bounding set in the shape of an ellipsoid. The robust stability of these families is investigated using the zero exclusion condition, supported by the numerical computation and visualization of the value sets. Four illustrative examples are elaborated, including the comparison with the families of fractional-order polynomials having the standard box-shaped uncertainty bounding set, in order to demonstrate the applicability of this method.