Abstract
Two-stage model free fuzzy adaptive control (MFFAC) has been proposed which rejects the multiplicative input disturbance while also reducing the unnecessary control activity arising due to the sensor noise. Noisy sensor measurements of the input disturbance severely degrades the control performance and might destabilize the control loop. In this work, a novel approach has been proposed which initially develops a model of the multiplicative input disturbance whereas in the second stage the measurement uncertainty is modeled. The uncertainty is ultimately represented as the fuzziness of the control signal. Adaptive conditional defuzzification is employed which utilizes the fuzziness resulting in reduced control activity. The proposed control scheme has shown good control performance in cases where the plant dynamics varies and the sensor noise in the control loop cannot be simply rejected by low pass filtering. Simulation and experimental results adequately validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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