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Analytical design of discrete PI-PR controllers via dominant pole assignment

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ISA TRANSACTIONS
卷 123, 期 -, 页码 312-322

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ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC
DOI: 10.1016/j.isatra.2021.05.038

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PI-PR controller design; PID controllers; Dominant pole assignment; Discrete time domain; Nyquist theorem

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This study proposes a new method for designing a discrete proportional integral-proportional retarded (D-PI-PR) controller using dominant pole assignment and the modified Nyquist plot approach. The method determines the controller parameters based on the desired dominant poles and closed-loop system performance criteria, while eliminating the impact of controller zeros on system transient response.
In this study, a new discrete proportional integral-proportional retarded (D-PI-PR) controller design method is proposed. The proposed controller involves replacing the PD controller in the classical PI- PD control structure with a PR controller in discrete time and is implemented using dominant pole assignment, which is carried out by help of the modified Nyquist plot approach. The method starts with the determination of the controller parameters Ki and Kr in terms of the parameter Kp for a chosen delay parameter h after the computation of the desired dominant poles depending on the required closed-loop system performance criteria. The next step is to find the feasible Kp interval, in which the dominant pole assignment is guaranteed. To eliminate the unwanted impact of the controller zeros on the transient response of the system, the D-PIR structure is then transformed into the D-PI-PR structure. For the demonstration of the success of the proposed algorithm, first, second and third-order systems with time delays are used and the simulation results are compared with some other PID-type controllers design methods from the literature. (C) 2021 ISA. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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