ADAPTIVE DECOUPLING CONTROL OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATOR VIA MODEL PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION.

A. Sano, H. Ohmori, M. Yazawa, M. Kikuchi

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Abstract

The present paper studies a new adaptively controlled artificial respirator which can regulate the arterial blood gas pressures PaO//2 and PaCO//2 independently at predetermined desired levels by adjusting two control inputs: the oxygen concentration of the inspired gas (FiO//2) and the respiration rate (R//f). An adaptive model-matching to a decoupled reference model with the two inputs and two outputs is achieved via constructing a simple model of physiological respiration dynamics of subjects with respiratory insufficiency by use of parameter identification schemes. After decoupling the two-input and two-output respiratory system, the each control input can be designed separately in an optimum manner to compensate modelling errors, variations and disturbances. The validity of the control scheme is examined in numerical simulations and animal experiments using mechanically ventilated dogs.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationIFAC Proceedings Series
PublisherPergamon Press
Pages1607-1612
Number of pages6
Edition7
ISBN (Print)0080325424
Publication statusPublished - 1985 Dec 1

Publication series

NameIFAC Proceedings Series
Number7
ISSN (Print)0741-1146

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Engineering

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