Optimization of systems with assigned poles
John van de Vegte, Midori Maki
Abstract
John van de Vegte, Midori Maki
Abstract
In pole assignment for multi-input systems the constant gain feedback control to achieve desired closed-loop poles is not unique. Neither is the feedback control for single-input systems of which not all poles are assigned. It is proposed to use this design freedom to minimize a given performance function, thus combining the pole placement and optimal control design techniques, From a different point of view, the method augments the pole placement technique by a method of implicit optimal zero placement. The numerical technique for solving the single-input case is detailed in this paper.
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In pole assignment for multi-input systems the constant gain feedback control to achieve desired closed-loop poles is not unique. Neither is the feedback control for single-input systems of which not all poles are assigned. It is proposed to use this design freedom to minimize a given performance function, thus combining the pole placement and optimal control design techniques, From a different point of view, the method augments the pole placement technique by a method of implicit optimal zero placement. The numerical technique for solving the single-input case is detailed in this paper.
Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), Closed-loop pole, Full state feedback, Constant (computer programming), Pole–zero plot, Function (biology), Point (geometry), Optimal control