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  • A New Robust Fuzzy Controller for Nonlinear and Large Dead Time Systems

    Rakesh K. ARYA  Ranjit MITRA  Vijay KUMAR  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E88-A No:10
      Page(s):
    2527-2534

    This paper deals with new fuzzy controller for handling systems having large dead time and nonlinearities, via approximations of large rule fuzzy logic controller by simplest fuzzy controller (4 rules). The error between large rule fuzzy controller and simplest fuzzy controller are compensated by proposed compensating factors. These compensating factors are modified to handle large dead time and nonlinear systems. Features of proposed approximations are discussed. The concept of variation of nonlinearity factor of fuzzy controller is also discussed. Various processes from different literatures are utilized to demonstrate the proposed methodology. After doing many simulations it has been found that with proper tuning, overall system handles large dead time and nonlinearity which may be difficult by conventional methods. The processes are also simulated for load disturbances and change of operating point (set point) and it has been found that proposed scheme is robust for long dead times.

  • On a Recent 4-Phase Sequence Design for CDMA

    A. Roger HAMMONS, Jr.  P. Vijay KUMAR  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E76-B No:8
      Page(s):
    804-813

    Recently, a family of 4-phase sequences (alphabet {1,j,-1,-j}) was discovered having the same size 2r+1 and period 2r-1 as the family of binary (i.e., {+1, -1}) Gold sequences, but whose maximum nontrivial correlation is smaller by a factor of 2. In addition, the worst-case correlation magnitude remains the same for r odd or even, unlike in the case of Gold sequences. The family is asymptotically optimal with respect to the Welch lower bound on Cmax for complex-valued sequences and the sequences within the family are easily generated using shift registers. This paper aims to provide a more accessible description of these sequences.