On the enhancement of dc/dc converters dynamics using Gorilla Troop Optimizer based controller design.


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Authors

  • Derradji BAKRIA University of Djelfa
  • Djamal GOZIM University of Djelfa
  • Belkacem KORICH University of Djelfa
  • Mohamed ELBAR University of Djelfa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59287/as-abstracts.1196

Keywords:

Buck Converter, Nonlinear Phenomena, Bifurcation, Controller Design, Gorilla Troop Optimizer

Abstract

DC/DC converters can exhibit highly nonlinear responses when their parameters are changed, such as bifurcation, quasi-periodic, and chaotic responses. In these cases, it is difficult to predict and control the converter's behavior. This paper explores the nonlinear behaviors of a DC/DC buck converter when its parameters are changed (Load, input voltage etc.). The phase plane and the bifurcation diagram are used to identify the various periodicities of the limit cycles. To address this, a solution based on the Gorilla troop optimizer (GTO) is proposed and simulated in MATLAB. Results demonstrate the use of a Aquila optimizer-based controller design can eliminate nonlinear phenomena in DC/DC converters and provide an efficient and cost-effective solution.

Author Biographies

Derradji BAKRIA, University of Djelfa

Faculty of Science and Technology, Applied Automation and Industrial Diagnostic Laboratory, Djelfa, Algeria.

Djamal GOZIM, University of Djelfa

Faculty of Science and Technology, Applied Automation and Industrial Diagnostic Laboratory,  Djelfa, Algeria.

Belkacem KORICH, University of Djelfa

Faculty of Science and Technology, Applied Automation and Industrial Diagnostic Laboratory,  Djelfa, Algeria.

Mohamed ELBAR, University of Djelfa

Faculty of Science and Technology, Applied Automation and Industrial Diagnostic Laboratory,  Djelfa, Algeria

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Published

2023-07-25

How to Cite

BAKRIA, D., GOZIM, D., KORICH, B., & ELBAR, M. (2023). On the enhancement of dc/dc converters dynamics using Gorilla Troop Optimizer based controller design. All Sciences Abstracts, 1(2), 6. https://doi.org/10.59287/as-abstracts.1196