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    • Ingeniería de Sistemas de Control
    • Dinámica No Lineal
    • Teoría de Control Adaptativo

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    • Los métodos de control existentes para sistemas no lineales inciertos a menudo exhiben conservadurismo.
    • El control de embudo (FC) descarta información sobre las no linealidades del sistema, lo que lleva a una menor eficiencia.
    • Las estrategias de control de tiempo de evento tienen como objetivo mejorar la eficiencia de la comunicación en los sistemas de control.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Proponer un nuevo controlador adaptativo de tiempo de evento con rendimiento de seguimiento prescrito para sistemas no lineales inciertos.
    • Diseñar un controlador global que elimine la dependencia de las condiciones iniciales de la función de rendimiento.
    • Reducir el conservadurismo del controlador a través de novedosas técnicas de diseño.

    Principales métodos:

    • El controlador aprovecha al máximo la información disponible sobre las no linealidades del sistema.
    • Se introducen compensaciones dinámicas dedicadas con funciones de ajuste para manejar las incertidumbres.
    • Se desarrolla un mecanismo de activación de eventos de doble cara para la comunicación del sensor al controlador.

    Principales resultados:

    • El controlador propuesto logra un rendimiento de seguimiento prescrito para sistemas no lineales inciertos.
    • El conservadurismo se reduce al evitar descartar información de no linealidad y minimizar los límites conservadores de los parámetros.
    • El esquema de tiempo de evento mejora la eficiencia de la comunicación, demostrado en un sistema de péndulo.

    Conclusiones:

    • El novedoso controlador adaptativo de tiempo de evento ofrece un rendimiento mejorado y un conservadurismo reducido.
    • El diseño contrarresta eficazmente las no linealidades del sistema y las incertidumbres intrínsecas.
    • El método se valida por su efectividad y superioridad en un sistema de péndulo clásico.