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    Área de la Ciencia:

    • Ingeniería de control
    • Sistemas para automóviles
    • Dinámica de fluidos

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los embragues duales de fluidos magnetorreológicos (MRFDC) presentan desafíos de control significativos debido a la dinámica no lineal compleja, las dificultades de modelado y la histeresis dependiente de la velocidad.
    • El control preciso del par es crucial para el rendimiento del MRFDC, especialmente durante los estados transitorios como el cambio de marcha y el seguimiento de la tracción.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar una estrategia de control independiente del modelo para el control del par de transmisión MRFDC.
    • Para abordar la no linealidad inherente y la histeresis dependiente de la velocidad en los sistemas MRFDC, especialmente durante las operaciones dinámicas.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se implementó un enfoque de control de modo deslizante en tiempo discreto (DSMC) basado en datos.
    • Se construyó un modelo de datos compacto utilizando mediciones en tiempo real del par de salida y la corriente de entrada del MRFDC.
    • Se utilizó una ley de alcance de modo deslizante (MO) dentro del marco DSMC para administrar las no linealidades e histeresis del sistema.

    Principales resultados:

    • El método DSMC propuesto demostró un rendimiento efectivo de seguimiento del par en los sistemas MRFDC.
    • Se obtuvieron resultados de control satisfactorios tanto en condiciones transitorias como de estado estacionario, validando la solidez del enfoque.
    • La naturaleza basada en datos eliminó la necesidad de modelos matemáticos complejos de MRFDC.

    Conclusiones:

    • El DSMC basado en datos presentado ofrece una solución simplificada pero eficaz para controlar los sistemas MRFDC.
    • Este enfoque mitiga con éxito los desafíos asociados con la no linealidad y la histeresis, mejorando la precisión operativa de MRFDC.
    • El método es prometedor para mejorar el rendimiento de las transmisiones automotrices que utilizan la tecnología MRFDC.