Control of Voltage Source Converters for Power
... Nowadays, the energy demand is growing rapidly and the renewable energy sources represent a reliable and cost effective alternative to the old-fashioned methods (burning of fossilfuels, uranium etc). Among other renewable energy sources, wind represents one of the best developed and researched secto ...
... Nowadays, the energy demand is growing rapidly and the renewable energy sources represent a reliable and cost effective alternative to the old-fashioned methods (burning of fossilfuels, uranium etc). Among other renewable energy sources, wind represents one of the best developed and researched secto ...
Touch and Remote Control Intelligent Safety Dimmer - TLC
... until the desired light level is reached. While contact with the sensor is maintained, the brightness will cycle up and down. To change the direction of the dimming cycle remove contact and then touch the sensor again. When the brightness reaches the level you desire, remove contact with the sensor. ...
... until the desired light level is reached. While contact with the sensor is maintained, the brightness will cycle up and down. To change the direction of the dimming cycle remove contact and then touch the sensor again. When the brightness reaches the level you desire, remove contact with the sensor. ...
Fuzzy Logic Control of Soft-Switching DC
... classical linear control technique. The downside of this approach is that the dc-dc converter has higher order, and usually not a linear nature, and the PID controller cannot ensure the optimal control under any condition, e.g. load change, output voltage change, etc. With the development of fast mi ...
... classical linear control technique. The downside of this approach is that the dc-dc converter has higher order, and usually not a linear nature, and the PID controller cannot ensure the optimal control under any condition, e.g. load change, output voltage change, etc. With the development of fast mi ...
Distributed control system
A distributed control system (DCS) is a control system for a process or plant, wherein control elements are distributed throughout the system. This is in contrast to non-distributed systems, which use a single controller at a central location. In a DCS, a hierarchy of controllers is connected by communications networks for command and monitoring.Example scenarios where a DCS might be used include: Chemical plants Petrochemical (oil) and refineries Boiler controls and power plant systems Nuclear power plants Environmental control systems Water management systems Metallurgical process plants Pharmaceutical manufacturing Sugar refining plants Dry cargo and bulk oil carrier ships Formation control of multi-agent systems