An off-axis circle criterion for feedback control systems with a sector nonlinearity
O. Okuyama, Fumiaki Takemori, H. Chen
Abstract
O. Okuyama, Fumiaki Takemori, H. Chen
Abstract
Describes a graphical evaluation of the robust stability in a frequency domain based on the results from our previous papers in which Popov's criterion was expressed in an explicit form. The control system described herein is a feedback system with one time-invariant nonlinear element (a sector nonlinearity) in the forward path. By applying the small gain theorem that concerns L/sub 2/ gain in regard to a nonlinear subsystem with a free parameter, a robust stability condition for control systems with time-invariant nonlinearity is presented. Using this concept, we show a representation of an off-axis circle criterion on a Nyquist diagram, and propose an evaluation method of the stability from the relative position with the vector locus of the open loop frequency response characteristic.
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Describes a graphical evaluation of the robust stability in a frequency domain based on the results from our previous papers in which Popov's criterion was expressed in an explicit form. The control system described herein is a feedback system with one time-invariant nonlinear element (a sector nonlinearity) in the forward path. By applying the small gain theorem that concerns L/sub 2/ gain in regard to a nonlinear subsystem with a free parameter, a robust stability condition for control systems with time-invariant nonlinearity is presented. Using this concept, we show a representation of an off-axis circle criterion on a Nyquist diagram, and propose an evaluation method of the stability from the relative position with the vector locus of the open loop frequency response characteristic.
Key concepts: Circle criterion, Nyquist stability criterion, Control theory (sociology), Small-gain theorem, Nonlinear system, Frequency domain, Root locus, Nyquist plot