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PI control of stable nonlinear plants using projected dynamical systems
Pietro Lorenzetti
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George Weiss
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School of Electrical Engineering
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Active Power Regulation
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Anti-windup
50%
Closed-loop
50%
Controller
100%
Controller Design
50%
Controller Gain
50%
Convex Region
50%
Dynamical Systems Theory
50%
Feasible Set
50%
Grid-connected
50%
Input-output
100%
Local Exponential Stability
50%
Monotonicity Assumptions
50%
Multi-output
50%
Nonlinear Plant
100%
Operational Constraints
50%
PI Control
100%
Plant Inputs
50%
Power System
50%
Projected Dynamical Systems
100%
Reactive Power Regulation
50%
Reference Tracking
50%
Right Inverse
50%
Singular Perturbation Theory
50%
Steady State
100%
Steady-state Value
50%
Synchronverter
50%
System Domain
50%
Engineering
Active Power
50%
Closed Loop
50%
Controller Design
50%
Controller Gain
50%
Dynamical System Theory
50%
Exponential Stability
50%
Feasible Set
50%
Multi-Input Multi-Output
50%
Nonlinear Plant
100%
Power Engineering
50%
Reactive Power
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Dynamical System
100%
Perturbation Theory
50%
Systems Theory
50%