grantor: University of TorontoA novel identification experiment based on relay feedback is proposed which automatically generates a nonperiodic binary process input signal by intermittently placing additional dynamics into the relay feedback loop. The input signal is rich in frequency content, permitting identification of a multiple-point frequency or step response model from a single experiment. The Frequency Sampling Filter (FSF) model is used to fit the models to the relay generated data using a least squares estimator. A recursive version of this algorithm has been incorporated into a prototype software application that combines the new relay experiment with on-line FSF model identification. The prototype has been applied to a...
Motivated by the fact that integrating and unstable processes are usually operated in a closed-loop ...
This paper discusses the online technique to estimate the process frequency response without breakin...
An enhanced event-based identification procedure for process control has been developed based on the...
grantor: University of TorontoA novel identification experiment based on relay feedback is...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this thesis, system identification using the Frequency Sa...
This paper proposes a new method for systems identification from relay feedback test. As a differenc...
Low-order process modeling provides a basis for control system design and on-line autotuning in proc...
A generalized relay identification method is proposed in this paper for time delay and non-minimum p...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis presents a new approach to the design of optimal...
This paper proposes a transfer function parameter identification method, applicable to SISO systems ...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this thesis, closed-loop system identification issues and...
In this paper, the exact relay response expressions are derived for integrating and unstable 1st or ...
The aim of this study was to present a relay shifting method for relay feedback identification of dy...
Frequency response estimation Recursive least-squares fitting response at the oscillation frequency....
In this paper a multiple relay arrangement for on-line process identification and controller tuning ...
Motivated by the fact that integrating and unstable processes are usually operated in a closed-loop ...
This paper discusses the online technique to estimate the process frequency response without breakin...
An enhanced event-based identification procedure for process control has been developed based on the...
grantor: University of TorontoA novel identification experiment based on relay feedback is...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this thesis, system identification using the Frequency Sa...
This paper proposes a new method for systems identification from relay feedback test. As a differenc...
Low-order process modeling provides a basis for control system design and on-line autotuning in proc...
A generalized relay identification method is proposed in this paper for time delay and non-minimum p...
grantor: University of TorontoThis thesis presents a new approach to the design of optimal...
This paper proposes a transfer function parameter identification method, applicable to SISO systems ...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this thesis, closed-loop system identification issues and...
In this paper, the exact relay response expressions are derived for integrating and unstable 1st or ...
The aim of this study was to present a relay shifting method for relay feedback identification of dy...
Frequency response estimation Recursive least-squares fitting response at the oscillation frequency....
In this paper a multiple relay arrangement for on-line process identification and controller tuning ...
Motivated by the fact that integrating and unstable processes are usually operated in a closed-loop ...
This paper discusses the online technique to estimate the process frequency response without breakin...
An enhanced event-based identification procedure for process control has been developed based on the...