In this paper, we propose a method based on the fuzzy logic controller (FLC) method, created by using neutrosophic membership values. This method is named as proportional integral derivative-neutrosophic valued fuzzy logic controller (PID-NFLC). We conducted a performance simulation test to compare the PID-NFLC with classical FLC for control of the rotation angle of a permanent magnet direct current (PMDC) motor. Rotation angle error and change of this error were used as the input variables of the FLC and NFLC units. In the suggested neutrosophic valued FLC (NFLC), placement of the input variables was evaluated on the universal set by using neutrosophic membership function approach. Error and error change were evaluated in two different NFLC unit separately from each other. Then, crisp outputs of the NFLC units are applied to PID controller. So, PID-NFLC was obtained. The proposed method and conventional FLC were tested in the SIMULINK. According to the test results, our suggested method is own lesser overshoot ratio and more fast rising time characteristics than the classical FLC. In addition, evaluation of error change, separately from the error in the proposed method is providing flexibility in the PMDC motor position control process.
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Publication Date | November 7, 2016 |
Published in Issue | Year 2016 Volume: 5 |
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