International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications (IJISA)
IJISA Vol. 8, No. 7, 8 Jul. 2016
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Structural Identification of Dynamic Systems with Hysteresis
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Structural identification, structure, secant, framework, coefficient of structural properties system, structurally-frequency method hysteresis
Abstract
The method of structural identification dynamic systems with a hysteresis in the conditions of uncertainty is developed. The method is based on selection of the special set containing the information on properties of a nonlinear part system. The virtual structure (VS) which allows the make the decision about hysteresis structure is offered. The concept of structural identifiability of nonlinear dynamic systems is introduced. Structural identifiability is a necessary condition of obtaining the original form of hysteresis. The criterion of structural identifiability is proposed. The solution of a problem selection the class of the functions belonging to hysteresis to nonlinearities is given.
The procedure of structural identification of hysteresis functions is developed. Procedure realization is based on the phenomenological analysis of structure VS. Defini-tion of features and properties of the VS is the goal of phenomenological analysis. Each non-linearity introduces the features in the behavior of the system. Therefore, their detection gives only the concrete analysis of VS.
Algorithms of estimation structural parameters the hysteresis in the conditions of uncertainty are offered. They analyze the data in special structural space and are based on the application of secant method VS. Such approach gives adequate estimations of parameters hysteresis. The method of the structurally-frequency analysis is offered for check of the obtained results and estimations. It is based on the analysis of fragments VS in two planes. Such analysis allows the make a decision about hysteresis structure. We show that the offered methodology is applicable to unstable dynamic systems. Results of the computer simulation are given.
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Nikolay Karabutov, "Structural Identification of Dynamic Systems with Hysteresis", International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications (IJISA), Vol.8, No.7, pp.1-13, 2016. DOI:10.5815/ijisa.2016.07.01
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