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Robust Cascade PID-based Controller Design for Brushless DC Motor using Antlion Optimization Algorithm

Brushless DC (BLDC) motors are widely utilized in various fields, including high-speed drives, artificial heart pumps, and electric vehicles, due to their superior torque, compact size, and enhanced efficiency. However, it is very difficult to obtain satisfactory control
performance for BLDC motors using conventional PID
controller, because of the difficulty in tuning the proper PID parameters.
In this paper, an optimal cascade PID controller is designed for
controlling the BLDC motor. The proposed cascade controller consist of an inner loop and an outer loop, each responsible for different aspects of the control process. The inner loop handles fast dynamics, namely current control, while the outer loop deals with slower dynamics, as speed control. This separation allows each loop to be optimized individually, resulting in improved overall system performance and stability. By quickly responding to disturbances in the inner loop, cascade controllers can effectively overcome oscillations and enhance the stability of the motor. Additionally, cascade controllers can better handle non-linearities and parameter variations, leading to more accurate and reliable control of the output. However, tuning PID controller gains is crucial for achieving optimal performance and stability in control systems, and metaheuristic algorithms offer significant benefits by efficiently searching for the best gain values, even in complex and high-dimensional parameter spaces. The proposed cascade PID controller’s gains are optimized using the Antlion Optimization (ALO) algorithm, a modern metaheuristic algorithm known for its effectiveness in constrained problems and diverse search spaces. This optimization enhances the controller’s robustness against disturbances, particularly supply voltage variations. To validate the system’s performance, Hardware-in-Loop (HIL) Typhon technology is employed, allowing real-time testing of the BDCM and controller under various conditions. This ensures the reliability and effectiveness of the system before actual implementation.

Creating Financial Management Prowess with AI-enabled Enterprise Systems

Insights from large and medium firms in this paper provide an understanding on how manufacturing firms can enhance financial management processes using artificial intelligence enabled enterprise systems. These results highlight the impact of these systems in developing financial management prowess and contribute valuable knowledge to both industry practitioners and academia.

Can AI Tell More than the Available Abstracts?

Predicting certain information from abstracts only via AI is a bold application of AI. The success of this project can significantly help biotech companies to market their products to potential customers. It can also broaden the application spectrum of AI.

A Low-Cost Deep Reinforced Hybrid Supercapacitor (DRHS) with Integrated Massless Energy Storage System (IMESS): Design and Development
Platypus Detection through Deep Learning

The research advances automated platypus detection using state-of-the-art models, achieving high precision and efficiency, significantly reducing manual classification in ecological studies.

An Integrated Blockchain-based Digital Twin Platform for Safety and Security in High-Risk Industries

1. The paper identifies and outlines the security challenges
faced by high-risk industries, particularly in sectors such
as energy, healthcare, transportation, and manufacturing,
where human lives are at stake.
2. It proposes an innovative solution that integrates digital
twin technology and blockchain to address the identified
security challenges. Digital twin technology enables
real-time virtual representations of physical assets, while
blockchain ensures data integrity and immutability.

Adaptable Wireless Power Transfer for Assistive Mobility Devices- A Review

This paper gives an overview on wireless power transfer (WPT) for assistive mobility devices (AMD). Shows how WPT can significantly contribute in enhancement of AMD for better inclusivity of persons with mobility challenges in the society as a whole.

Human Activity Recognition from Biometrics Data using Kolmogorov-Arnold Network

Human Activity Recognition (HAR) is a feature
of an automated system that recognizes human actions. Since
most people these days are health-conscious, people use their
smartphones or smartwatches to track their daily activities. This
helps them organize their schedules and lifestyles more effectively.
Recent advancements in Deep Learning (DL) performance have
mitigated certain issues related to HAR. Consequently, DL methods
are essential for improved competence and precision. This
paper provides a comparative study that utilizes state-of-the-art
Kolmogorov-Arnold Network (KAN) and Multi-layer Perceptron
(MLP) to classify human activities using biometrics data. The
Biometrics dataset, which includes 18 classes representing a
variety of activities, is used for HAR. For optimal outcomes, the
suggested algorithm is trained and tested using the TensorFlow
structure and a hyperparameter tuning technique. The outcomes
show that the KAN algorithm performs quite well in identifying
human activity with an accuracy of 72.64% and a loss rate of
0.9136. The experiment’s findings suggested that the KAN model
performs more effectively and accurately for human activity
identification.

Analyzing 5G Network Performance Using Interactive Gaming and Video Streaming Applications

The significance of the paper is to study how 5G networks respond and adapt to different application conditions.

How Much Data Do We Really Need for Question-Answering Benchmarks? A Study Based on SQuAD v2.0

This research investigates how many
question-answer pairs are required for fine-tuning
language models on question-answering (QA) tasks. We
fine-tuned nine different language models on subsets of
the SQuAD v2.0 dataset by Rajpurkar et al. (2018)
and measured the threshold at which the marginal
benefit of additional question-answer pairs diminishes.
We show that most fine-tuned language models for QA
often do not require the full SQuAD v2.0 dataset with
130,319 training samples to perform well; 78,191 samples
(60%) are in most cases enough to achieve near-peak
performance. Thus, smaller datasets may suffice to
fine-tune QA models. Competitive performance on
smaller datasets enables less resource-intensive training
of models, makes QA tasks more accessible without
requiring powerful hardware, and helps curators of
datasets to decide how much data to collect for a given
task.