In this study the input-output decoupling of lineardistributed-parametersystems with distributed control and distributed measurement is considered. The decoupling problem is formulated as an eigenstructure assignmen...
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In this study the input-output decoupling of lineardistributed-parametersystems with distributed control and distributed measurement is considered. The decoupling problem is formulated as an eigenstructure assignment problem for distributed-parametersystems, which is solved using the parametric approach. The resulting static state feedback controller exponentially stabilises the closed-loop system and decouples the reference transfer behaviour with respect to the first p dominant closed-loop modal states. The residual dynamics are taken into account by compensating further dominant eigenvalues with transmission zeros, so that they do not influence the reference transfer behaviour. A heat conductor is used to demonstrate the design procedure which is also compared with an early lumping approach.
It has been observed that for many stable feedback control systems, the introduction of arbitrarily small time delays into the loop causes instability. In this paper we present a systematic frequency domain treatment ...
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It has been observed that for many stable feedback control systems, the introduction of arbitrarily small time delays into the loop causes instability. In this paper we present a systematic frequency domain treatment of this phenomenon for distributedparametersystems. We consider the class of all matrix-valued transfer functions which are bounded on some right half-plane and which have a limit at +infinity along the real axis. Such transfer functions are called regular. Under the assumption that a regular transfer function is stabilized by unity output feedback, we give sufficient conditions for the robustness and for the nonrobustness of the stability with respect to small time delays in the loop. These conditions are given in terms of the high-frequency behavior of the open-loop system. Moreover, we discuss robustness of stability with respect to small delays for feedback systems with dynamic compensators. In particular, we show that if a plant with infinitely many poles in the closed right half-plane is stabilized by a controller, then the stability is not robust with respect to delays. We show that the instability created by small delays is itself robust to small delays. Three examples are given to illustrate these results.
AbstractThis paper presents an approach to the feedback loop controller design problem for plants described by linear partial differential equations of a long‐line type. The classical frequency domain technique call...
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AbstractThis paper presents an approach to the feedback loop controller design problem for plants described by linear partial differential equations of a long‐line type. The classical frequency domain technique called ‘the optimal modulus criterion’ is applied. The different plant cases are classified and the corresponding recurrence formulae for derivatives of the transfer function inverse are derived. The applicability of the presented technique is discussed with particular emphasis on stability and performance aspects. The conclusions for different types of controllers are illustrated with several examples. This analysis uses an originally developed computer pa
We prove a version of Pontryagin's maximum principle for time and norm optimal control of linear diffusion processes. This result includes both necessary and sufficient conditions and implies a "concentration...
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We prove a version of Pontryagin's maximum principle for time and norm optimal control of linear diffusion processes. This result includes both necessary and sufficient conditions and implies a "concentration principle" for the optimal measure-valued controls.
We provide examples of time and norm optimal controls that satisfy Pontryagin's maximum principle in an interval 0 less than or equal to t less than or equal to T but with a costate that vanishes in 0 less than or...
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We provide examples of time and norm optimal controls that satisfy Pontryagin's maximum principle in an interval 0 less than or equal to t less than or equal to T but with a costate that vanishes in 0 less than or equal to t less than or equal to T - delta with delta < T. A refinement of this construction produces time optimal controls which do not satisfy the maximum principle, even in weak form. On the positive side, we show that when we drive to zero the costate is nonzero in the whole control interval.
We prove st version of the maximum principle for linear parabolic distributedparametersystems that avoids some of the usual smoothness assumptions on the target. (C) 2001 Academic Press.
We prove st version of the maximum principle for linear parabolic distributedparametersystems that avoids some of the usual smoothness assumptions on the target. (C) 2001 Academic Press.
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