Validación Experimental Analógica de un Atractor Multienroscado en 1-D Generado por un Sistema Lineal Conmutado

Resumen: En este artículo se presenta la implementación física de un atractor caótico multienroscado en una dirección (1-D) basado en un sistema lineal conmutado (SLC). A partir de este SLC se lleva a cabo una síntesis de circuitos para obtener un circuito electrónico analógico basado en amplificadores operacionales. Las variables de estado se obtienen midiendo el voltaje de la solución analógica del sistema implementado experimentalmente. Las pruebas experimentales se comparan contra la simulación numérica y la del circuito implementado. El circuito electrónico es simple, utiliza componentes comerciales y puede ser construido por cualquier estudiante a nivel licenciatura.

¿Cómo citar?

Irwin A. Díaz Díaz, Eric Campos Cantón & Noé Villa Villaseñor. Validación Experimental Analógica de un Atractor Multienroscado en 1-D Generado por un Sistema Lineal Conmutado. Memorias del Congreso Nacional de Control Automático, pp. 536-541, 2018.

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sistema lineal conmutado, atractores multienroscados, caos, sistemas electrónicos

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