Technical Reports
Technical Reports provide a detailed theoretical description of specific advanced control techniques. These documents are written to be a concise and complete source of information that any engineer working in that particular field will find invaluable.
List of Technical Reports
The following is a list of Technical Reports produced by the ACTC. These are available to ACTC members free of charge.
To download these reports (ACTC Members only), please proceed to our Download Centre or click on the appropriate links.
- Reconfigurable Control Strategies for Fault Tolerant Control:A Survey (TR21)
- Carbon Emission Control in Coal-Fired Power Plants: Recent Developments (TR20)
- Subspace Identification Methods (TR19)
- A Design Methodology for Handling Parametric Uncertainty (TR18)
- Design of l1 Optimal Controllers for Practical Problems: A Tutorial (TR14_v2)
- Fibre Optics and their use in Field Trials Measurements (TR17)
- Advances in Autotune Methods (TR16)
- Comparison of the Design of a Marine Autopilot using H∞ Design and Quantitative Feedback Theory (TR15)
- Applications of Fuzzy Logic Control (TR13)
- Introduction to the Benefits of Controller with Several Degrees of Freedom and the Use of Feedforward Control (TR12)
- Long Range Predictive Control: A Review (TR11)
- An introduction to Neural Networks (TR10)
- On the Performance of Generic Model Control (TR09)
- Mathematical Notations and Glossary (TR08)
- An Introduction to the Control of Non-linear Processes (ACT Report 7)
- Introduction to Non-linear Self Tuning Control (ACT Report 6)
- Weighting Functions in H∞ Control (ACT Report 5)
- μ-Analysis and Synthesis (An overview of an Optimisation - Based Methodology for Multivariable Control Design) (ACT Report 4)
- A Tutorial of Digital LQG and H∞ Self-Tuning Control for Industrial Applications (ACT Report3)
- A Tutorial of Polynomial LQG/H∞ Optimal Control for Industrial Users (ACT Report 2)
- Application of Expert Systems in Industrial control (ACT Report 1)
Forthcoming
- Application of Neural Networks to Ship Modelling and Control
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