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Observer design by exact linearization of the error dynamics is well-known in the control engineers´ community for roughly 25 years. Unfortunately, this approach is not widely used in control engineering due to restrictive existence conditions and a difficult calculation. In this paper we recall existence conditions and computation methods. Then, we consider the extended Luenberger observer, which is based on a local Taylor linearization and easier to compute. We discuss generalizations and global convergence conditions.
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The paper describes the control and friction compensation of a robot with flexible joints (the DLR medical robot), which has strong mechanical couplings within pairs of joints realized with a differential gear-box. In consideration of this coupling, a MIMO state controller is designed for the strongly coupled joints. In addition a disturbance observer is developed to compensate the nonlinear effects of the friction and to improve the position accuracy of the robot. It is shown that the system is global asymptotically stable for the MIMO controller and the disturbance observer. Finally, experimental results with the DLR medical robot are presented validating the proposed concept.
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September 9, 2010
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Requirements for the software development of functional safety devices are already clearly defined in well established standards. However, such requirements for the software development doesn´t exist in the area of IT Security. In this paper some Security related design issues will be discussed. Afterwards a framework for the IT Security related software development process will be defined.
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This article describes challenges in the industrial solution business from both the provider´s and operator´s point of view and proposes an approach to manage these challenges. The approach is based on splitting the engineering process into project-dependent and project-independent activities. This approach is developed and tested in the context of the cooperation between the Institute of Industrial Automation and Software Engineering (IAS) of the University of Stuttgart and Siemens AG.
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This paper describes the modeling and validation of a steam turbine power plant and the corresponding control system. Instead of a life time reducing optimization on-site, the stress on mechanical and electrical components can be reduced by means of simulation. Typical commissioning results are used to validate the simulation models. Even infrequently employed functions of the control system can now be checked.