Practical Experiences of Adaptive Techniques

Karl Johan Åström; Tore Hägglund

Practical Experiences of Adaptive Techniques

Department of Automatic Control

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Abstract

The key adaptive techniques are automatic tuning, gain scheduling and continuous adaptation. This paper describes how these techniques are used for industrial process control When implementing the ideas in products, it is particularly important to make the systems so that they can be used by ordinary plant personnel. Some ways to achieve this are discussed.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1990
Event	American Control Conference, 1990 - San Diego, California, United States Duration: 1990 May 23 → 1990 May 25

Conference

Conference	American Control Conference, 1990
Abbreviated title	ACC´90
Country/Territory	United States
City	San Diego, California
Period	1990/05/23 → 1990/05/25

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Control Engineering

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Practical Experiences of Adaptive Techniques

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