Predictive Model of Adaptive Cruise Control Speed to Enhance Engine Operating Conditions

Adaptive Model Predictive Control of Diesel Engine

A Model Predictive Control Approach to Design a Parameterized Adaptive Cruise Control

The combination of different desirable characteristics and situation-dependent behavior cause the design of adaptive cruise control (ACC) systems to be time consuming and tedious. This chapter presents a systematic approach for the design and tuning of an ACC, based on model predictive control (MPC). A unique feature of the synthesized ACC is its parameterization in terms of the key characteris...

Adaptive Simplified Model Predictive Control with Tuning Considerations

Model predictive controller is widely used in industrial plants. Uncertainty is one of the critical issues in real systems. In this paper, the direct adaptive Simplified Model Predictive Control (SMPC) is proposed for unknown or time varying plants with uncertainties. By estimating the plant step response in each sample, the controller is designed and the controller coefficients are directly ca...

Analysis of Speed Control in DC Motor Drive Based on Model Reference Adaptive Control

This paper presents fuzzy and conventional performance of model reference adaptive control(MRAC) to control a DC drive. The aims of this work are achieving better match of motor speed with reference speed, decrease of noises under load changes and disturbances, and increase of system stability. The operation of nonadaptive control and the model reference of fuzzy and conventional adaptive contr...

Adaptive Modelling and Predictive Control of an Ic Engine

This paper presents modelling of internal combustion (IC) engine with adaptive neural networks. A radial basis function network model with both centres and weights adapted and a model with only weights adapted are compared with a fixed parameter model. The developed models are used in model based predictive control (MPC) to form an adaptive nonlinear MPC scheme and applied to engine speed track...