Abstract
In this paper, a methodology for Lyapunov-based adaptive PID control for different nonlinearly-parameterized series and parallel PID realizations is presented using simple first and second order dominant plants. The corresponding designs are based on using only the tracking error, its derivative, its integral, and the current value of the adaptive gains in order to update the PID gains. The conventional independent parallel realization, which most existing adaptive designs have used, yields a linearly parameterized adaptive control problem. Whereas, other parallel as well as series realizations yield non-linearly parameterized adaptive systems allowing for coupled adaptation of the PID gains and further design flexibility. These coupled architectures promise to yield better adaptation and learning as they reflect the inherently coupled nature of PID tuning. Case study simulations are provided to demonstrate the capabilities of the developed algorithms.
