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    The document discusses three papers that model control systems using MATLAB. The first paper proposes using RFID networks for real-time industrial process control and compares algorithms for scheduling tasks. The second paper derives transfer functions for a two tank conical interacting system and develops a gain scheduling adaptive controller. It shows the adaptive controller better regulates the system during parameter variations. The third paper identifies transfer function models and develops neural network and fuzzy logic models for interacting and non-interacting tank processes using various system identification techniques on real-time experimental data.

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    The document discusses three papers that model control systems using MATLAB. The first paper proposes using RFID networks for real-time industrial process control and compares algorithms for scheduling tasks. The second paper derives transfer functions for a two tank conical interacting system and develops a gain scheduling adaptive controller. It shows the adaptive controller better regulates the system during parameter variations. The third paper identifies transfer function models and develops neural network and fuzzy logic models for interacting and non-interacting tank processes using various system identification techniques on real-time experimental data.

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    The document discusses three papers that model control systems using MATLAB. The first paper proposes using RFID networks for real-time industrial process control and compares algorithms for scheduling tasks. The second paper derives transfer functions for a two tank conical interacting system and develops a gain scheduling adaptive controller. It shows the adaptive controller better regulates the system during parameter variations. The third paper identifies transfer function models and develops neural network and fuzzy logic models for interacting and non-interacting tank processes using various system identification techniques on real-time experimental data.

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    The document discusses three papers that model control systems using MATLAB. The first paper proposes using RFID networks for real-time industrial process control and compares algorithms for scheduling tasks. The second paper derives transfer functions for a two tank conical interacting system and develops a gain scheduling adaptive controller. It shows the adaptive controller better regulates the system during parameter variations. The third paper identifies transfer function models and develops neural network and fuzzy logic models for interacting and non-interacting tank processes using various system identification techniques on real-time experimental data.

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    1 CONTROL SYSTEM MODELING USING MATLAB

    Debashreet Das, et al (2013) has proposed realtime industrial automation process


    control using RFID network. The three algorithms such as RMA, LLF and LLF_RMA have
    been implemented in MATLAB R2009a with periodic tasks . In this paper, the algorithms
    which can schedule different task sets having varying load which might be crucial for a
    chemical plant in real-time, are explored. LLF algorithm performs better than RMA in under
    loaded conditions. However the RMA performs better than LLF in over loaded conditions.

    Ravi, et al (2013) has proposed Two Tank Conical Interacting System (TTCIS) using
    Gain Scheduling Adaptive Controller (GSAC). In this paper the transfer function of TTCIS
    was derived and the relationship between TTCIS parameters and PI controller parameters
    were derived for implementing GSAC adaptive control. The simulation and real time
    responses for conventional PI control scheme and gain scheduling adaptive control scheme
    for interacting non linear systems were tested at various operating points by considering
    TTCIS. The simulation was carried out using MATLAB and the real time implementation in
    TTCIS was done with LabVIEW. From the obtained results it is concluded that the Gain
    Scheduling Adaptive Controller is best suitable for regulatory operations and variation in
    process parameter for the TTCIS process.

    Bhuvaneswari, et al (2014) developed intelligent techniques for system identification


    and modeling for interacting and non-interacting tank .In this paper the identification of
    transfer function models using statistical model identification, process reaction curve method,
    ARX model, genetic algorithm and modeling using neural network and fuzzy logic for
    interacting and non interacting tank process is discussed. The identification technique and
    modeling used is prone to parameter change & disturbance. The proposed methods are used
    for identifying the mathematical model and intelligent model of interacting and non
    interacting process from the real time experimental data.

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