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Design of Active Disturbance Rejection Controller for Ship-Borne Antenna Servo Tracking System 2013 International Conference on Mechatronic Sciences, Electric Engineering and Computer (MEC 2013) Shenyang, China 20-22 December 2013 Pages 1-972 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1357N-POD ISBN: 978-1-4799-2566-7 1/4 Table of Contents DesignofActiveDisturbanceRejectionControllerforShip-borneAntennaServoTrackingSystem .... 1 Dongxu Zhu,Kai Chen,Wenjian Geng ANovelHormone-basedImplicitCoordinationApproachforManufacturingControlSystem.......5 Gu Wenbin, Zhuang Shudong The Optimization of the Operation Program for Natural Gas Pipeline Transmission and End Segment StoringGas .......................................................................................... 10 Yanlu Xu,Yan Ma,Xiangfen Zhang,Ningli Zhang,Yushan Wang, Shunbao Li ReturnProbabilityofRandomWalksontheT-fractal............................15 Junhao Peng Research of Temperature Measurement for Pigs base on Infrared Temperature Measurement System . 23 ZongruiWu Yizheng,Shen Li,Xibin Wang,Junhong Guoqiang Wang Model Predictive Control Strategy for Petrochemical Supply Chain Planning under Uncertainty ....... 27 Jishuai Wang Research on Control System of Wood Drying Based on BP Neural Network ........................... 35 Tian Zhongfu,Li Yuehua A New Method for Gyroscope Fault Diagnosis Based on CGA RBFNN and Multi-wavelet Entropy . 39 Ji Yu, Deyun Zhou, Peng He , Jichuan Huang Optimization of Waste Paper’s Enzymatic Deinking Processes Based on Neural Network and Particle SwarmOptimization .................................................................................. 44 Wu Xinsheng SimulationofSpeed-controlSystemforPMSMBasedonSlidingModeControl ........................ 52 Li Fang,Wang Yushun,Wang Ruiqi TheResearchofChaoticattractorGenerationBasedonStateMachine ............................... 61 Gongxing Chen Research on Application of Nonlinear System in Communication Jamming . .......................... 70 Meng Liu, Canyan Zhu, Lingfeng Mao, Aiming Ji Algorithm Research on Maximum Power Point Tracking of Solar Electric Vehicle ...................... 74 Du Shuang, Zuo Chuncheng, Wang Lichen AnAnalyticalDesignofGAPIDNNAlgorithmforAQM .............................................. 83 Ping Hou On-orbit Identification and Active Vibration Suppression for Flexible Spacecraft ...................... 87 Ding Peng, Long Haihui, ZhaoJiankang, Geng Fei Knowledge Evolution Algorithm for Series-parallel System Reliability Optimization . ................. 93 Changjian Luo,Huimin Ma TheAnalysisofTransparencyandItsCaseStudyinTeleoperationSystems ........................... 97 Xiao Sun, Qinghe Wu, Yuancan Huang HybridPosition-sensorlessControlofPMSMforEVBasedonEtherLabTechnique ................... 102 Zhong dong Lu,Jin run Cheng,Guan qiang Ruan Controller Parameters Optimization of Large Inertia and Time-varying Load System based on Extremum Seeking Algorithm. 107 Zhao Jiangbo,Feng Wei I Loop Shaping-based Robust 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......................................... 206 Xiao Liu, Zili Wang, Yi Ren, Linin Liu FPGA-Based Acceleration and Deceleration Control for CNC Machine Tools . ......................... 210 Qian Feng,Lei Wang ElasticDisturbanceModelingandAnalysisforHypersonicVehicle .................................... 215 Han Huilian, Liu Xiujuan Design of Comprehensive General Support System for Airborne Inertial Platform ..................... 223 Li Xu,Zhan Ye,Chang Limin,Zang Yan Fuzzy PID Control Algorithm in the Application of Gravity Type Viscometer. .. .. .. .. 227 Feng Chenchun,Wang Zhen,Jiang Qinyu II Electromagnetic Performance Controlling Using Intelligent Algorithm for Hydroelectric Generator ..... 231 Tiejun Sun,Hongtao Mi Failure Risk Assessment of Fire Alarm System ........................................................ 250 Qu Na,Li Zhonghai,Cheng Naiwei, Li Jianwei Modeling and PID Control of Tethered Unmanned Quadrotor Helicopter. 258 Li Yibo,Xie Qiling,Han Jianda 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