This thesis is focused in two ways on the problem of 1-dimensional system under noise-type disturbance whose basic characters such as physical location of source are totally unknown.
First, the noise implied on the system is identified by using corre...
This thesis is focused in two ways on the problem of 1-dimensional system under noise-type disturbance whose basic characters such as physical location of source are totally unknown.
First, the noise implied on the system is identified by using correlation function. In order to identify the noise source location, signals from each points on the system are detected through piezoelectric sensors, and the location is identified by a concept called "Noise Source Surface".
Second, the system is formulated in the physical domain and transformed to the stochastic domain to elicit a control gain. LMI approach is used to find proper feedback gain from the ordinary differential equation in stochastic domain for the system. The gain is adopted to the system in the physical domain to confirm the performance of LMI technique.
Successful performance of proposed idea for identification and control is revealed via simulations and experiments for the system. In the experiment Piezo-ceramic is used to control the system, laser variation detector is used to get the information of the variation of beam's fluctuation.