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Karim KEMIH

Dr. Karim KEMIH
LAMEL Laboratory, Electrical Departement, Jijel University,
BP 98, Ouled Aissa,
Jijel 18000 Algeria
k_kemih@yahoo.fr, karim_kemih@mail.univ-jijel.dz

Journal articles

2008
H KROUMA, M BARKAT, K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA, Y YACINE (2008)  Performance Analysis of an Adaptive ThresholdHybrid Double-Dwell System with Antenna Diversity for Acquisition in DS-CDMA Systems   . International Journal of Information Technology 4: 1. 75-84  
Abstract: In this paper, we consider the analysis of the acquisition process for a hybrid double-dwell system with antenna diversity for DS-CDMA (direct sequence-code division multiple access) using an adaptive threshold. Acquisition systems with a fixed threshold value are unable to adapt to fast varying mobile communications environments and may result in a high false alarm rate, and/or low detection probability. Therefore, we propose an adaptively varying threshold scheme through the use of a cellaveraging constant false alarm rate (CA-CFAR) algorithm, which is well known in the field of radar detection. We derive exact expressions for the probabilities of detection and false alarm in Rayleigh fading channels. The mean acquisition time of the system under consideration is also derived. The performance of the system is analyzed and compared to that of a hybrid single dwell system
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K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA, H BAUDRAND (2008)  Passivity-Based Synchronization of Unified Chaotic System   Journal of Control Science and Engineering 2008: 567807. (INSPEC)  
Abstract: This letter further improves and extends the work of Kemih et al. In detail, feedback passivity synchronization with only one controller for a unified chaotic system is discussed here. It is noticed that the unified system contains the noted Lorenz, Lu, and Chen systems. Numerical simulations are given to show the effectiveness of these methods.
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K KEMIH (2008)  Control of Nuclear Spin Generator System Based on Passive Control   Chaos, Solitons & Fractal Articles in Press (ISI Impact Factor 3.025)  
Abstract: Nuclear spin generator (NSG) is a high-frequency oscillator which generates and controls the oscillations of the motion of a nuclear magnetization vector in a magnetic field. This system exhibits a large variety of chaotic behaviors and displays much richer structures. So it is “a better archetypal system than the Lorenz system”. Based on the property of passive system, the essential conditions were studied; by which nuclear spin generator system could be equivalent to passive system. Using Lyapunov stability theory, the convergence condition deciding the system’s characters was discussed. In the convergence condition area, the equivalent passive system could be globally asymptotically stabilized by smooth state feedback. Simulation results are provided to show the effectiveness of the proposed control method
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2007
M SEDRAOUI, M L FAS K KEMIH, S FILALI (2007)  Different Methods to Control Nonlinear Systems Adapted to Constrained Generalized Predictive Control   ”, International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering Systems 1: 2. 139-147  
Abstract: In this work, we propose an approach for the application of the input constrained generalized predictive control, GPC, to nonlinear systems. To solve the problem of non linearity of the system, we propose a method of fuzzy modeling of Sugeno closely connected the concepts of multi model. On the other hand, we propose and compare methods for online solution of the constrained optimization problem which are variants of the classical Dichotomy and gradient conjugate method. The simulation study is carried for the control of continuously stirred reactor, CSTR
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WY LIU K KEMIH (2007)  Constrained generalized predictive control of chaotic Lu system   ICIC Express Letters 1: 1. 39-44 (INSPEC)  
Abstract: Recently, how to apply chaos has become the researching focus. Chaos control and anti-control is the big problem of the application of chaos. This paper presents the generalized predictive control under constraint coupled with Genetical algorithm applied to control chaotic Lu system. Simulation results indicated that the proposed chaos control method is very effective in Lu chaotic system.
Notes: constrained generalized predictive control;chaotic Lu system;chaos control;genetical algorithm;
K KEMIH, N MERABTINE, M BENSLAMA, S FILALI (2007)  Generalized predictive control using conjugate gradient method applied to micro satellites attitude control   ICIC Express Letters 1: 2. 99-104 (INSPEC)  
Abstract: A new approach for the control of a micro-satellite is presented. This new approach is based on a generalized predictive control using conjugate gradient scheme which determines the required torque input so that the predicted responses match the desired trajectories. This is accomplished by minimizing the norm-squared local errors between the predicted and desired quantities. Using a constraints reduction method developed elsewhere, we show how the gradient method can be applied to solve the constrained generalised predictive control efficiently and with less computation burden than that of the recursive least squares method. The simulation results are shown which use the new control strategy to stabilize the Micro-satellite.
Notes: constrained generalized predictive control;conjugate gradient method;micro satellite attitude control;norm-squared local error minimization;constraint reduction method;
K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA, WY LIU S FILALI, H BAUDRAND (2007)  Synchronization of chen system based on passivity technique for CDMA underwater communication   International Journal of Innovative Computing Information and Control 3: 5. 1301-1308 (ISI Impact Factor 1.537)  
Abstract: There exists an increasing demand for reliable, high capacity under-water acoustic networks (UANS), as evidenced by the large volume of research invested over the last decade in overcoming the difficulties inherent with propagation of information bearing signals through shallow water regions. In this paper, we investigate the problem synchronization of chen system based on passivity technique for Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) underwater communication in order to minimize interference (MAI) caused by the multiple access by using Chen system for spreading sequence, assure the transmitter-receiver synchronization and secure the transmission information. The numerical result presented show that system is quickly and perfectly synchronized with the proposed method.
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K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA, S H I Yan (2007)  Performance of optimized chaotic Chen system for spreading sequence in DS-CDMA systems   ICIC Express Letters 1: 1. 9-14 (INSPEC)  
Abstract: In direct sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA) applications, system performance depends on the autocorrelation and cross-correlation properties of the used spreading sequences. In this paper, we propose the uses of chaotic Chen system to generate binary sequences for spreading codes in a direct sequence spread CDMA system. To minimize multiple access interference (MAI) we propose the use of genetic algorithm for optimum selection of Binary chaotic spreading sequences. Experimental results showed that MAI could be greatly reduced.
Notes: optimized chaotic Chen system;DS-CDMA systems;direct sequence code division multiple access;cross-correlation properties;spreading codes;multiple access interference;genetic algorithm;binary chaotic spreading sequences;
2006
K KEMIH, S FILALI, M BENSLAMA, M KIMOUCHE (2006)  Passivity-based control of chaotic Lu system   International Journal of Innovative Computing Information and Control 2: 2. 331-337 (ISI Impact Factor 1.537)  
Abstract: Control chaos of the Lu, system was discussed by using the passive control theory, with the study of the property of passive system, the essential conditions under which the Lu system could be equivalent to a passive system via smooth state feedback were derived. It was found that the new system transformed by the Lu chaotic system, could be globally asymptotically stabilized at different equilibrium points, provided that suitable controllability-like rank conditions were satisfied. Simulation results indicated that the proposed chaos control method is very effective in Lu chaotic system.
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K KEMIH, O TEKKOUK, S FILALI (2006)  Constrained generalised predictive control with estimation by genetic algorithm for a magnetic levitation system   International Journal of Innovative Computing Information and Control 2: 3. 543-552 (Impact Factor 1.537)  
Abstract: This paper presents the generalized predictive control under constraint coupled with Genetical algorithm applied to the magnetic levitation (MAGLEV) system. In certain process the change of a control variable affects several variables to control these interactions between the variables of the process generate very weak performances of the system to control and even provoke the instability. In this work the design of the controller that can maintain the balance between the magnetic force and the weight of the ball is based on a method of constraint reduction. A GA is proposed whose aim is to find on line the optimal values for the tuning parameters, mainly prediction and control horizon. The algorithm proposed provides a robust closed-loop magnetic levitation system which can stabilize the system over a large range of variations of the suspended mass. In order to verify the feasibility of this method the results obtained by Constrained generalized predictive control (CGPC) coupled with an estimation of design parameters by GA are compared to those obtained by CGPC control using Gradient conjuged method.
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K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA (2006)  Performance of Chaotic Lu System in CDMA Satellites Communications Systems   International Journal of Information Technology 3: 3. 186-194  
Abstract: This paper investigates the problem of spreading sequence and receiver code synchronization techniques for satellite based CDMA communications systems. The performance of CDMA system depends on the autocorrelation and cross-correlation properties of the used spreading sequences. In this paper we propose the uses of chaotic Lu system to generate binary sequences for spreading codes in a direct sequence spread CDMA system. To minimize multiple access interference (MAI) we propose the use of genetic algorithm for optimum selection of chaotic spreading sequences. To solve the problem of transmitter-receiver synchronization, we use the passivity controls. The concept of semipassivity is defined to find simple conditions which ensure boundedness of the solutions of coupled Lu systems. Numerical results are presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed approach
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2004
2002
S FILALI, K KEMIH, A KIASS (2002)  Constrained generalised predictive control using conjugate gradient method   Advances in Modelling & Analysis C : Systems Analysis, Control & Design Simulation, CAD 57: 3. 35-45 (INSPEC)  
Abstract: In this paper, an adaptive control based on the gradient method is proposed for the predictive control of monovariable systems subject constraints. Using a constraints reduction method developed elsewhere, we show how the conjugate gradient algorithm can be applied to solve the constrained generalised predictive control efficiently and with less computation burden than other methods. It is also shown that this method with genetic algorithm for system identification can give good results
Notes: constrained GPC;generalised predictive control;adaptive control;conjugate gradient method;constraints reduction method;genetic algorithm;system identification;CSTR control;continuous-stirred reactor;
 
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Conference papers

2008
2006
K KEMIH, M BENSLAMA (2006)  Synchronized chaotic Lu system in CDMA satellite communication using genetic algorithm   In: International Conference on Digital Telecommunication Edited by:IEEE, Piscataway NJ, ETATS-UNIS. France:  
Abstract: Synchronization is a difficult problem in CDMA satellite communications. Due to the influence of additive noise and fading in the mobile channel, it is not easy to keep up with the attenuation and offset. This paper considers a recently proposed approach to solve the problem of synchronization chaotic Lu system in CDMA satellite communication in the presence of constant attenuation and offset. An analytic algorithm that provides closed form channel and carrier offset estimates is presented. The principle of this approach is based on adding a compensation block before the receiver to compensate the distortion of the imperfect channel by using genetic algorithm. The resultants presented, show that the receiver is able to recover rapidly the synchronization with the transmitter. © IEEE.
Notes: Compensation blocks;Chaotic Lu systems;
2005
2004
K KEMIH, M KIMOUCHE, M BENSLAMA, A BENSLAMA (2004)  Performance of discrete wavelet transform with convolutional code in chaotic DS-CDMA system for microsatellite communication   In: IEEE InternationalGeoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2004. IGARSS '04 Edited by:IEEE, Piscataway NJ, ETATS-UNIS. 601-604 Anchorage, AK, United States:  
Abstract: In this paper, we develop a software package on C++Builder language that consists to made a combination between chaos based spread sequence for DS-CDMA combined with covolutional code and with the discrete wavelet transform in microsatellite communication. The proposed strategy is based on tow key ideas. The first concept consist the use of the chaotic spread-spectrum using discrete-time synchronization in order to minimize interference (MAI) caused by the multiple access, to assure the transmitter-receiver synchronization and to secure the transmission information. The second idea consist the use of convolutional code with Viterbi algorithm and discrete wavelet transform to decreases SNR in order to increases system capacity. The attractable software obtained can be suitably inserted as a routine code in a large software package.
Notes: Discrete wavelet transforms;Convolution codes;DS-CDMA;C++ Builder;
2003

PhD theses

30 Janvier 2007
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