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This book presents an overview of the guidelines and strategies for transitioning an image or video processing algorithm from a research environment into a real-time constrained environment. Such guidelines and strategies are scattered in the literature of various disciplines including image processing, computer engineering, and software engineering, and thus have not previously appeared in one place. By bringing these strategies into one place, the book is intended to serve the greater community of researchers, practicing engineers, industrial professionals, who are interested in taking an image or video processing algorithm from a research environment to an actual real-time implementation on a resource constrained hardware platform. These strategies consist of algorithm simplifications, hardware architectures, and software methods. Throughout the book, carefully selected representative examples from the literature are presented to illustrate the discussed concepts. After reading the book, the readers are exposed to a wide variety of techniques and tools, which they can then employ to design a real-time image or video processing system.
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This book provides extensive information about advanced control techniques in electric drives. Multiple control and estimation methods are studied for position and speed tracking in different drives. Artificial intelligence tools, such as fuzzy logic and neural networks, are used for specific applications using electric drives.
History of engineering & technology --- PMSM drive --- current control --- deadbeat predictive control --- equivalent input disturbance --- BSAII --- Euclidean distance --- energy management --- E-REV --- overhead transmission line --- UAV inspection --- safe distance --- multi-source data fusion --- adaptive threshold --- permanent magnet synchronous motor --- second-order sliding mode control --- cascade control --- robustness --- PMSM --- model predictive control --- parameter identification --- hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) --- mode transition --- adaptive sliding mode control (A-SMC) --- clutch actuator --- PI observer --- fractional order proportional-integral-differential (FOPID) --- indirect vector control --- position control of motor --- induction motor --- sensorless control --- sliding mode observer --- RBFNN-based self-tuning PID controller --- I-f startup strategy --- PMLSM --- position sensorless control --- high-frequency square-wave voltage injection --- FIR filter --- maglev train --- automotive electric powertrain --- rotor position sensor --- resolver --- inductive position sensor --- eddy current position sensor --- Hall sensor --- magnetoresistive position sensor --- Hall sensors --- brushless direct current motor drive system --- power electronics --- industrial application --- integrated electric drive system --- electromechanical coupling --- harmonic torque reduction strategy --- quantized --- nonlinear systems --- time delay --- lyapunov approach --- real-time implementation --- neural fuzzy controller --- I-f control strategy --- fractional order control --- synergetic control --- sliding mode control --- motor drives --- advanced control --- power converters --- estimation --- sensor --- artificial intelligence --- PMSM drive --- current control --- deadbeat predictive control --- equivalent input disturbance --- BSAII --- Euclidean distance --- energy management --- E-REV --- overhead transmission line --- UAV inspection --- safe distance --- multi-source data fusion --- adaptive threshold --- permanent magnet synchronous motor --- second-order sliding mode control --- cascade control --- robustness --- PMSM --- model predictive control --- parameter identification --- hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) --- mode transition --- adaptive sliding mode control (A-SMC) --- clutch actuator --- PI observer --- fractional order proportional-integral-differential (FOPID) --- indirect vector control --- position control of motor --- induction motor --- sensorless control --- sliding mode observer --- RBFNN-based self-tuning PID controller --- I-f startup strategy --- PMLSM --- position sensorless control --- high-frequency square-wave voltage injection --- FIR filter --- maglev train --- automotive electric powertrain --- rotor position sensor --- resolver --- inductive position sensor --- eddy current position sensor --- Hall sensor --- magnetoresistive position sensor --- Hall sensors --- brushless direct current motor drive system --- power electronics --- industrial application --- integrated electric drive system --- electromechanical coupling --- harmonic torque reduction strategy --- quantized --- nonlinear systems --- time delay --- lyapunov approach --- real-time implementation --- neural fuzzy controller --- I-f control strategy --- fractional order control --- synergetic control --- sliding mode control --- motor drives --- advanced control --- power converters --- estimation --- sensor --- artificial intelligence
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This book provides extensive information about advanced control techniques in electric drives. Multiple control and estimation methods are studied for position and speed tracking in different drives. Artificial intelligence tools, such as fuzzy logic and neural networks, are used for specific applications using electric drives.
History of engineering & technology --- PMSM drive --- current control --- deadbeat predictive control --- equivalent input disturbance --- BSAII --- Euclidean distance --- energy management --- E-REV --- overhead transmission line --- UAV inspection --- safe distance --- multi-source data fusion --- adaptive threshold --- permanent magnet synchronous motor --- second-order sliding mode control --- cascade control --- robustness --- PMSM --- model predictive control --- parameter identification --- hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) --- mode transition --- adaptive sliding mode control (A-SMC) --- clutch actuator --- PI observer --- fractional order proportional-integral-differential (FOPID) --- indirect vector control --- position control of motor --- induction motor --- sensorless control --- sliding mode observer --- RBFNN-based self-tuning PID controller --- I-f startup strategy --- PMLSM --- position sensorless control --- high-frequency square-wave voltage injection --- FIR filter --- maglev train --- automotive electric powertrain --- rotor position sensor --- resolver --- inductive position sensor --- eddy current position sensor --- Hall sensor --- magnetoresistive position sensor --- Hall sensors --- brushless direct current motor drive system --- power electronics --- industrial application --- integrated electric drive system --- electromechanical coupling --- harmonic torque reduction strategy --- quantized --- nonlinear systems --- time delay --- lyapunov approach --- real-time implementation --- neural fuzzy controller --- I-f control strategy --- fractional order control --- synergetic control --- sliding mode control --- motor drives --- advanced control --- power converters --- estimation --- sensor --- artificial intelligence
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This book provides extensive information about advanced control techniques in electric drives. Multiple control and estimation methods are studied for position and speed tracking in different drives. Artificial intelligence tools, such as fuzzy logic and neural networks, are used for specific applications using electric drives.
PMSM drive --- current control --- deadbeat predictive control --- equivalent input disturbance --- BSAII --- Euclidean distance --- energy management --- E-REV --- overhead transmission line --- UAV inspection --- safe distance --- multi-source data fusion --- adaptive threshold --- permanent magnet synchronous motor --- second-order sliding mode control --- cascade control --- robustness --- PMSM --- model predictive control --- parameter identification --- hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) --- mode transition --- adaptive sliding mode control (A-SMC) --- clutch actuator --- PI observer --- fractional order proportional-integral-differential (FOPID) --- indirect vector control --- position control of motor --- induction motor --- sensorless control --- sliding mode observer --- RBFNN-based self-tuning PID controller --- I-f startup strategy --- PMLSM --- position sensorless control --- high-frequency square-wave voltage injection --- FIR filter --- maglev train --- automotive electric powertrain --- rotor position sensor --- resolver --- inductive position sensor --- eddy current position sensor --- Hall sensor --- magnetoresistive position sensor --- Hall sensors --- brushless direct current motor drive system --- power electronics --- industrial application --- integrated electric drive system --- electromechanical coupling --- harmonic torque reduction strategy --- quantized --- nonlinear systems --- time delay --- lyapunov approach --- real-time implementation --- neural fuzzy controller --- I-f control strategy --- fractional order control --- synergetic control --- sliding mode control --- motor drives --- advanced control --- power converters --- estimation --- sensor --- artificial intelligence
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