Control Team
Supervisor : Christophe GIRAUD-AUDINE
christophe.giraud-audine@ensam.eu
Ircica
Parc Scientifique de la Haute Borne
50, Avenue Halley
59658 VILLENEUVE-D’ASCQ
Tél : +33 (0)3 20 62 27 50
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The Control team is focused on the development of formalisms of Modelling and Control dedicated to the energy conversion systems. The Energetic Macroscopic Representation (EMR) and the Vectorial Generalized Formalism (FVG) are multi-physic formalisms which allow to handle a wide field of applications, which focuses at present on the embedded electrical devices, the multiphase drives, the piezo-electric actuators and the electrified vehicles.
The Control team leads the MEGEVH network (Energetic Management and Modelling of Hybrid Vehicle, Prof A. Bouscayrol responsible). The Control team also leads the STIMTAC project of the IRCICA for the development and control of tactile feedback devices. This activity is involved in the CNRS cluster TACT (Touch sense: analysis, simulation and evaluation, Prof B. Lemaire-Semail responsible).
The Control team works in close collaboration with international academic partners. An Associate International Laboratory, “e-Campus” has been created between University of Lille and University Québec Trois Rivières to study electro-mobility applied on university campus.
Keywords
Causal modelling, inversion-based control, electric drives, piezo-electric actuators, hybrid electric vehicles, multi-phase drives
Partnership
Research programs : STIMTAC, MEGEVH, GdR TACT
Local laboratories : CRISTAL, IEMN, IRCICA, TVES
Laboratories from others areas : LTE-IFSTTAR, FEMTO-ST, Laplace, CEA-List, IRENav, LPMT Mulhouse, LCFC Metz
Industries : Nexter System, PSA peugeot Citroen, Siemens, SNCF, Thales,Hap2U, GoTouchVr
International relations : Argentina (Rio Cuarto University), Belgium (Gent University, Louvain-Brussels University), Canada (Trois Rivières and Sherbrooke Universities), China (Beihang University and Harbin Inst. of Tech.,University of Shandong), Netherlands (Eindhoven Tech. University), Japan (Saitama University), Netherlands (Eindhoven University), Spain (Sevilla University), Switzerland (EPFL Ecole Polytechnique Lausanne), United-Kingdom (University of Birmingham)
