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    Fabiola Angulo

    In this paper, we show numerical and experimental results obtained when a new PWM-digital control technique is applied to DC-DC converters. The controller combines Zero Average Dynamics (ZAD) and Fixed Point Inducting Controller (FPIC)... more
    In this paper, we show numerical and experimental results obtained when a new PWM-digital control technique is applied to DC-DC converters. The controller combines Zero Average Dynamics (ZAD) and Fixed Point Inducting Controller (FPIC) strategies. The first one has been reported in the literature in the last years and the second one is still in experimental phase. The design has been tested in an experimental way in low power DC-DC converters, using dSPACE platform. Numerical and experimental bifurcation diagrams agree. When the system is working in a stable range it has very good performance, showing low error.
    Este libro ha sido pensado principalmente para ingenieros dedicados al control de procesos, que deseen conocer los fundamentos teóricos del control ZAD, y quieran profundizar en la aplicación de esta estrategia. Esta técnica de control... more
    Este libro ha sido pensado principalmente para ingenieros dedicados al control de procesos, que deseen conocer los fundamentos teóricos del control ZAD, y quieran profundizar en la aplicación de esta estrategia. Esta técnica de control puede ser pensada como una forma débil de la técnica de control basada en modos deslizantes. En el ZAD se fuerza a una función de error a tener promedio cero en cada iteración. El libro incluye dos grandes componentes, por un lado contempla una componente teórica, en la cual se incluyen análisis de estabilidad y diagramas de bifurcaciones entre otros; y una componente experimental, donde se explica la manera como se desarrolló el experimento, y la forma como se determinaron algunos elementos necesarios para definir nuevos modelos. Finalmente se presenta la comparación entre los resultados numéricos -con los nuevos modelos obtenidos- y experimentales, los cuales tienen una alta concordancia. El principal objeto de aplicación del ZAD en este texto es el...
    In this paper we present a method to control limit cycles in smooth planar systems making use of the theory of nonsmooth bifurcations. By designing an appropriate switching controller, the occurrence of a corner-collision bifurcation is... more
    In this paper we present a method to control limit cycles in smooth planar systems making use of the theory of nonsmooth bifurcations. By designing an appropriate switching controller, the occurrence of a corner-collision bifurcation is induced in the system and the amplitude and stability properties of the target limit cycle are controlled. The technique is illustrated through a representative
    In this paper a novel switching control strategy for suppressing undesired limit cycles in autonomous smooth and non-smooth systems is presented. The switching controller is designed by using the theory of non-smooth bifurcations. Namely,... more
    In this paper a novel switching control strategy for suppressing undesired limit cycles in autonomous smooth and non-smooth systems is presented. The switching controller is designed by using the theory of non-smooth bifurcations. Namely, a nearby corner-collision event introduced by the switching control law is used to suppress the unwanted oscillatory motion and introduce a desired stable equilibrium point. The
    ABSTRACT This paper focuses on the dynamical response of the ZAD-controlled buck converter under the variation of the PWM structure. Numerical analysis shows that the system can exhibit supercritical and subcritical period-doubling... more
    ABSTRACT This paper focuses on the dynamical response of the ZAD-controlled buck converter under the variation of the PWM structure. Numerical analysis shows that the system can exhibit supercritical and subcritical period-doubling bifurcations, depending on the parameter values. This indicates that the ZAD technique can be highly dependent on the PWM composition.
    Page 1. Discontinuity-Induced Bifurcations Due to Saturations Gustavo A. Osorio, Fabiola Angulo, and Gerard Olivar Abstract. This paper regards the study of systems of non-smooth differential equa-tions with parameters and saturation... more
    Page 1. Discontinuity-Induced Bifurcations Due to Saturations Gustavo A. Osorio, Fabiola Angulo, and Gerard Olivar Abstract. This paper regards the study of systems of non-smooth differential equa-tions with parameters and saturation discontinuities in the vector field. ...
    ABSTRACT In this work an adaptive strategy for state dependent switching systems in Brunovsky form is presented. Lyapunov direct method is used to derive the adaptive control law to track a given reference signal. The resulting controller... more
    ABSTRACT In this work an adaptive strategy for state dependent switching systems in Brunovsky form is presented. Lyapunov direct method is used to derive the adaptive control law to track a given reference signal. The resulting controller is equipped with a set of adaptive gains able to tackle plant commutations. Control gains are adapted through a feedback law depending on the state space region visited by the system trajectories. A consistent proof of convergence of the tracking error is given and a numerical example is used to illustrate the analytical result.
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    We show in this document two mathematical models of development. Namely, we state two systems of nonlinear differential equations with state variables which regard to ecosystem, social and economic dimensions. We analyze nonlinear... more
    We show in this document two mathematical models of development. Namely, we state two systems of nonlinear differential equations with state variables which regard to ecosystem, social and economic dimensions. We analyze nonlinear dynamics through bifurcation theory and state space simulations. Complex nonlinear systems including variables from ecosystem, social and economic dimensions show that, depending on the parameter values and
    In this paper we present the use of a control technique based on state feedback linearization, and the considerations that must keep in mind in agreement with the nonlinearity of model inherent saturation, at the time of inducing desired... more
    In this paper we present the use of a control technique based on state feedback linearization, and the considerations that must keep in mind in agreement with the nonlinearity of model inherent saturation, at the time of inducing desired linear dynamics. The particular case of a parallel motor DC has studied, considering torque as the output. It has been analyzed
    The dynamics of DC/DC power converters, modelled by a set of differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side is studied. Period-doubling and corner-collision bifurcations are found to occur close to each other under small... more
    The dynamics of DC/DC power converters, modelled by a set of differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side is studied. Period-doubling and corner-collision bifurcations are found to occur close to each other under small parameter variations. Closer examination of the parameter space seem to indicate the occurrence of a codimension-2 bifurcation that has not been reported so far in the literature
    In this paper, we discuss the occurrence of Hopf-like transitions in nonsmooth dynamical systems. Namely, we examine the nonstandard bifurcation scenario caused by the interaction of an equilibrium of a nonsmooth system with its... more
    In this paper, we discuss the occurrence of Hopf-like transitions in nonsmooth dynamical systems. Namely, we examine the nonstandard bifurcation scenario caused by the interaction of an equilibrium of a nonsmooth system with its discontinuity boundary. We discuss two examples of non-smooth bifurcations, where the nonsmooth transition from an equilibrium to a stable limit cycle is observed.
    DC-DC power electronic converters are usually modelled by switching systems, that means discontinuous systems of Filippov type. These systems are piecewise linear, and simulation is straightforward since analytical solutions are available... more
    DC-DC power electronic converters are usually modelled by switching systems, that means discontinuous systems of Filippov type. These systems are piecewise linear, and simulation is straightforward since analytical solutions are available in each linear topology. Recently, it has been shown that they can undergo some nonstandard bifurcations. In this report, we show that a DC-DC Buck converter can undergo a
    ABSTRACT In this work, an adaptive controller for bioreactors, using the measurement of output gas flow rate to handle the uncertainty on biomass concentration and kinetic rate is developed. A mass–balance model based on an unique... more
    ABSTRACT In this work, an adaptive controller for bioreactors, using the measurement of output gas flow rate to handle the uncertainty on biomass concentration and kinetic rate is developed. A mass–balance model based on an unique reaction pathway to represent the input–output behavior is considered. Time-varying and unknown but bounded behavior of plant parameters, including the substrate concentration at the inflow and the yield coefficients are taken into account in the controller. The Lyapunov-like function method to develop the controller is used. A new method to handle the unknown time-varying behavior of the control gain is developed; with this method it is assured that the output tracks the desired reference with a user-defined tolerance and parameter drifting is avoided. The main contributions of the scheme with respect to closely related works are: (i) the exact values of the plant parameters are not required to be known; (ii) upper or lower bound related to the plant parameters are not required to be known; (iii) the time-varying behavior of plant parameters in the control design and in the convergence analysis are considered.
    Power Electronics is an area that stands out today for its growth and applicability in industry. This area regards all about conversion, shapes and voltage levels in the handling of systems that require high precision in the signals of... more
    Power Electronics is an area that stands out today for its growth and applicability in industry. This area regards all about conversion, shapes and voltage levels in the handling of systems that require high precision in the signals of energy transmission. To achieve this conversion efficiently, it is necessary to use semiconductors in a switching process together with other passive
    Abstract In this paper an adaptive controller for bioreactors is developed, using a mass balance model based on an unique biological reaction pathway. The control scheme is constructed from Lyapunov-like function method and an extended... more
    Abstract In this paper an adaptive controller for bioreactors is developed, using a mass balance model based on an unique biological reaction pathway. The control scheme is constructed from Lyapunov-like function method and an extended Luenberger observer ...
    Society is becoming more conscious on the need to preserve the environment. Sustainable development schemes have grown rapidly as a tool for managing, predicting and improving the growth path in different regions and economy sectors. We... more
    Society is becoming more conscious on the need to preserve the environment. Sustainable development schemes have grown rapidly as a tool for managing, predicting and improving the growth path in different regions and economy sectors. We introduce a novel and simple mathematical model of ordinary differential equations (ODEs) in order to obtain a dynamical description for each one of the sustainability components (economy, social development and environment conservation), together with their dependence with demographic dynamics. The main part in the modeling task is inspired by the works by Cobb, Douglas, Brander and Taylor. This is completed through some new insights by the authors. A model application is presented for three specific geographical rural regions in Caldas (Colombia).
    ZAD strategy has been widely analyzed in the last decade to control buck power converters. The first models were ideals; as consequence of these numerical and experimental results did not agree. The discrepancy between both of the results... more
    ZAD strategy has been widely analyzed in the last decade to control buck power converters. The first models were ideals; as consequence of these numerical and experimental results did not agree. The discrepancy between both of the results is probably due to the sensitivity of the ZAD strategy to compute the duty cycle. In the present work the inductor internal
    ABSTRACT In this work an adaptive controller for an anaerobic digester is developed taking into account the input constraints. The following assumptions are considered: (i) the biomass and chemical oxygen demand concentrations are... more
    ABSTRACT In this work an adaptive controller for an anaerobic digester is developed taking into account the input constraints. The following assumptions are considered: (i) the biomass and chemical oxygen demand concentrations are unknown, (ii) the model parameters are unknown and vary but they are bounded, and (iii) the upper or lower bounds of model parameters are unknown. The Lyapunov-like function method is used to derive the controller. A state observer is employed to handle the saturation of the control input, and updated parameters are used to handle the unknown bounds of the plant parameters. Some features of the control design are: (i) discontinuous signals are avoided, (ii) the boundedness of the updated parameters is ensured despite input saturation, in order to avoid parameter drifting, and (iii) the convergence of the observer error to a residual set of user-defined size is ensured despite input saturation.
    ABSTRACT In this work a two-valued state feedback control is developed for a plant of second order with known constant coefficients and no disturbance, and for a plant with unknown varying coefficients and additive disturbance with known... more
    ABSTRACT In this work a two-valued state feedback control is developed for a plant of second order with known constant coefficients and no disturbance, and for a plant with unknown varying coefficients and additive disturbance with known upper and lower bounds. A reference model is used in order to avoid large commutation rate of the control input. In the first part of the present work, the controller is developed by means of the Lyapunov-like function method achieving the convergence of the tracking error to a residual set whose size is user-defined. In the second part, the Lyapunov function at zero time is inside a predefined set and the developed controller forces the Lyapunov function to dwell inside such set. The size of this set is chosen such that the tracking error asymptotically converges to a residual set of user-defined size.
    ABSTRACT SUMMARY The response of a digital Zero Average Dynamics (ZAD)-controlled buck converter under the variation of its intrinsic parameters as well as the pulse-width modulation signal is studied in detail. The multiparameter... more
    ABSTRACT SUMMARY The response of a digital Zero Average Dynamics (ZAD)-controlled buck converter under the variation of its intrinsic parameters as well as the pulse-width modulation signal is studied in detail. The multiparameter analysis presented here leads to a complete knowledge of the different dynamical scenarios exhibited by the system. Numerical results indicate that the success of the ZAD-strategy is highly dependent on the parameter and pulse-width modulation (PWM) combinations. Experiments are included to validate the performance inside the so-called optimum region. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
    ABSTRACT The first period-doubling bifurcation of a dc–dc buck converter controlled by a zero-average dynamic strategy is studied in detail. Owing to the saturation of the duty cycle, this bifurcation is followed by a border-collision... more
    ABSTRACT The first period-doubling bifurcation of a dc–dc buck converter controlled by a zero-average dynamic strategy is studied in detail. Owing to the saturation of the duty cycle, this bifurcation is followed by a border-collision bifurcation, which is the main mechanism to introduce instability and chaos in the circuit. The multiparameter analysis presented here leads to a complete knowledge of the relatioship between these two bifurcations. The results are obtained by using a frequency-domain approach for the study of period-two oscillations in maps. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. (The ∞-norm of a matrix A is defined as ∥A∥ = maxij|aij|. In particular, |aij|⩽∥A∥ for all i and j.)
    ... Under variation of ks, the delayed-PWM switched buck converter leaves the 40-periodic behavior when the border-collision ... Finally, the chaotic bands merge in one-band chaos. ... with different precisions (8, 16 and 32 digits) was... more
    ... Under variation of ks, the delayed-PWM switched buck converter leaves the 40-periodic behavior when the border-collision ... Finally, the chaotic bands merge in one-band chaos. ... with different precisions (8, 16 and 32 digits) was tried in order to compute the bifurcation diagram. ...
    The dynamics of a zero-average dynamic strategy controlled dc-dc Buck converter, modelled by a set of differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side is studied. Period-doubling and corner-collision bifurcations are found to... more
    The dynamics of a zero-average dynamic strategy controlled dc-dc Buck converter, modelled by a set of differential equations with discontinuous right-hand side is studied. Period-doubling and corner-collision bifurcations are found to occur close to each other under small parameter variations. Closer examination of the parameter space leads to the discovery of a novel bifurcation. This type of bifurcation has not

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