Robust Control for a Noncolocated Spring-Mass System
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- Braatz, Richard D.
- Morari, Manfred
Abstract
Robust control laws are presented for an undamped pair of coupled manes with a noncolocated sensor and actuator. This simple problem captures many of the features of more complex aircraft and space structure vibration control problems. The control problem is formulated in the structured singular value framework, which addresses the stability robustness to parameter variations directly. Controllers are designed by D-K iteration (commonly called μ-synthesis), and the resulting high-order controllers are reduced using Hankel model reduction. Design specifications such as settling time, actuator constraints insensitivity to measurement noise, and parameter uncertainty are achieved by the resulting controllers. Design Problems #1 and #2 were considered in [2]. Design Problem #4 in [11] will be considered in this paper.
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© 1992 IEEE. supported by the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation.Attached Files
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- Fannie and John Hertz Foundation
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