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Interactive
Learning Module: Basic Modelling and Identification Concepts |
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by
J.L. Guzmán, K.J. Åström, S. Dormido, T. Hägglund,
M. Berenguel, and Y. Piguet
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Mathematical models are key elements in the field
of automatic control. They are required for simulation
as well as design in a typical control system development.
Models cannot represent every aspect of reality and
assumptions must be made in order to use them for
control purposes. Traditionally, for control purposes
the idea has been to characterize process dynamics
by a few features and parameters bearing in mind to
facilitate the control design procedure. From this
perspective, it has been observed that many industrial
processes can be modelled using first and second order
system plus time delay, perhaps including zero influences.
This interactive tool isfocused on teaching and learning
basic concepts about modelling and identification.
Modelling and identification play fundamental roles
in the field of automatic control, since it is not
possible to perform a control system design without
having a model describing the dynamics of the process
to be controlled. The tool
presented in this work is dedicated to describe the
most important aspects of basic modelling centralized
on first and second order systems with dead-time and
zero effects.
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