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Title: An easy tuning fuzzy pulse-pump controller for a phase/frequency-locked servomechanism
Authors: Hsieh, G. C.;Lee, H. M.;Chen, Liang‐Rui
Contributors: 電機工程系
Date: 1999-11
Issue Date: 2012-06-05T06:50:31Z
Publisher: IEEE
Abstract: Fuzzy set theory had been successfully used to develop a fuzzy pulse pump controller (FPPC) for a phase/fiequency locked loop servomechanism
(PFLS). For self-tuning the membership functions and control rules of the FPPC, a genetic algorithm has been used to construct a FPPC. However, this selftuning approach is time-consuming in obtaining a near optimal solution. In this paper, an easy tuning fuzzy pulse pump controller (ET-FPPC) is proposed for solving the above mentioned problem. ET-FPPC is designed and constructed by using the a -cut based Adjustable Defuzzification Method (a -ADM). Only one parameter needs to be tuned in the ETFPPC without tuning the membership functions and control rules. Finally, simulation and experiment are conducted and their results are very close to the theoretical prediction. In comparison with the fuzzy
pulse pump controller and the adaptive digital pump controller, the acquisition time of the PFLS is reduced by 45% and 57%, respectively.
Relation: The 25th Annual Conference of the IEEE:Industrial Electronics Society, November 29-December 3, 1999: 406-411
Appears in Collections:[Department and Graduate Institute of Electronic Engineering] Proceedings

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