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Magnetic Levitation Control System From Theory to Practice: Magnetic levitation control system design for beginners - Couverture souple

Sani Shu'aibu, Dahiru; Sani Adamu, Sanusi

 
9783848446056: Magnetic Levitation Control System From Theory to Practice: Magnetic levitation control system design for beginners

Synopsis

This book presents the development of a magnetic levitation system from the theoretical aspect to practical aspect. The maglev system composes of electromagnet, controller and the sensors. The electromagnet is built around a steel core been one of the best ferromagnetic material. The co-energy function of the system is used to derive it is transfer function and state space mathematical models. It was established that the system was inherently unstable. A photoconductive cell is model to be used as a sensor; it senses the vertical position of the suspended ball and converts it to voltage which is used as a control signal. Two different stabilizing controllers are designed for the system: one employs the state feedback pole placement technique, the other employs cascade phase-lead compensator. In the final, phase-lead compensator is realized and practical implemented in the system and it has successfully suspended ferromagnetic materials of different sizes and weight. Thus, the book presents the idea from perceiving to realization of a magnetic levitation control system. this can be use to teach students a practical linearization and controlling of a non-linear system.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This book presents the development of a magnetic levitation system from the theoretical aspect to practical aspect. The maglev system composes of electromagnet, controller and the sensors. The electromagnet is built around a steel core been one of the best ferromagnetic material. The co-energy function of the system is used to derive it is transfer function and state space mathematical models. It was established that the system was inherently unstable. A photoconductive cell is model to be used as a sensor; it senses the vertical position of the suspended ball and converts it to voltage which is used as a control signal. Two different stabilizing controllers are designed for the system: one employs the state feedback pole placement technique, the other employs cascade phase-lead compensator. In the final, phase-lead compensator is realized and practical implemented in the system and it has successfully suspended ferromagnetic materials of different sizes and weight. Thus, the book presents the idea from perceiving to realization of a magnetic levitation control system. this can be use to teach students a practical linearization and controlling of a non-linear system.

Biographie de l'auteur

Dahiru Sani Shu’aibu received his B.Eng and M.Eng from Bayero University Kano Nigeria in the year 1999 and 2005 respectively. He just concluded his Ph.D from University Teknologi Malaysia in February 2012 and has been a member of Telamatic Research Group during his Ph.D program. He is a staff of Bayero University Kano Nigeria since 2011.

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