Reduced model control of a plasma deposition process
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This preliminary study, relating plasma stagnation pressure to the current level, provided an initial step toward the development offeedback control of the plasma deposition process. Data consisting of an input voltage and output stagnation pressure were collected about a nominal operating point. Data Dependent Systems (DDS) methodology was utilized to obtain a high-order adequate model and then to reduce it to a first-order model suitable for feedback control. The power supply inductance was credited as the source of the single root characterizing the system. A minimum mean squared control strategy was employed to develop a control equation for the reduced system model. The simulation of the reduced order controller compared favorably with that of an optimal controller, based on the full model.
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