Decoupling and arbitrary pole placement in linear systems using output feedback
J.W. Howze, J. Pearson
Abstract
J.W. Howze, J. Pearson
Abstract
Linear multivariable systems are considered which can be decoupled by state-variable feedback, but arbitrary pole placement and decoupling cannot be achieved simultaneously. These systems cannot be decoupled using output feedback. A compensator is presented which allows decoupling and arbitrary pole placement in the augmented system using output feedback.
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Linear multivariable systems are considered which can be decoupled by state-variable feedback, but arbitrary pole placement and decoupling cannot be achieved simultaneously. These systems cannot be decoupled using output feedback. A compensator is presented which allows decoupling and arbitrary pole placement in the augmented system using output feedback.
Key concepts: Decoupling (probability), Control theory (sociology), Full state feedback, Multivariable calculus, Output feedback, Linear system, Computer science, Pole–zero plot