Evaluation of the PI\(^\lambda \) Controllers Tuned by Differential Evolution
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This manuscript proposes a way to tune fractional-order proportional–integral controllers, to synthesize them in hardware and to evaluate them by using hardware-in-the-loop technique. In order to validate the tuned controllers, it was imposed to control a plant where two loops of control were necessary. The obtained results showed satisfactory performance for both designed controllers and proved that fractional calculus can be implemented on high-performance digital processors. Controllers were implemented on the Altera DE2-115 cyclone IV EP4CE115 board.
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PI\(^\lambda \) controller Differential evolution FPGANotes
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