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Roshni Maiti1, Kaushik Das Sharma1, Gautam Sarkar1
1Department of Applied Physics, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India.
Abstract:
This paper proposes a new approach for designing stable hybrid L1 adaptive controller employing lbest topological model of harmony search (HS) algorithm. The proposed design approach guarantees desired stability and simultaneously provides satisfactory tracking performance for a class of non-linear systems. The design methodology for the controller utilizes the meta-heuristic global search feature of HS algorithm and the local search phenomenon of L1 adaptive control strategy in tandem. The paper also analytically describes the superiority of lbest topological model compared to the conventional HS algorithm in terms of convergence phenomenon, when hybridized with L1 adaptive control. The proposed hybrid control methodology has been implemented for benchmark simulation case studies and real-time experimentation to demonstrate its usefulness.
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