Pole assignment in linear systems with structurally constrained dynamic compensators
REZA AKMARI
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REZA AKMARI
Abstract
This paper is concerned with the problem of designing dynamic compensators for linear time-invariant systems to obtain arbitrary pole placement, while preassigning the poles of the compensator. A sufficient condition for complete pole placement is specified. A practical algorithm for both complete and incomplete pole placement is developed which can easily be programmed on a digital computer.
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This paper is concerned with the problem of designing dynamic compensators for linear time-invariant systems to obtain arbitrary pole placement, while preassigning the poles of the compensator. A sufficient condition for complete pole placement is specified. A practical algorithm for both complete and incomplete pole placement is developed which can easily be programmed on a digital computer.
Key concepts: Full state feedback, Control theory (sociology), LTI system theory, Linear system, Pole–zero plot, Mathematics, Computer science, Engineering