A new design method for transient response control
Dae-Kwan Kim, Hansil Kim, Won-Ho Choi
Abstract
Dae-Kwan Kim, Hansil Kim, Won-Ho Choi
Abstract
This paper presents that a transient response control is based on certain relations which are related to characteristic polynomial coefficients. It is known to characteristic ratios and characteristic pulsatances by Naslin. We developed an approach to directly control the transient response. Firstly, speed of the response can be controlled by reconstruction form via multipliable characteristic pulsatances. Secondly, overshoot is controlled by reconstruction form via multipliable characteristic ratios. These formulas can be to independently characterize the system overshoot to a step input and the speed of response, respectively. This study is shown to be an efficient control technique to solve the transient response.
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This paper presents that a transient response control is based on certain relations which are related to characteristic polynomial coefficients. It is known to characteristic ratios and characteristic pulsatances by Naslin. We developed an approach to directly control the transient response. Firstly, speed of the response can be controlled by reconstruction form via multipliable characteristic pulsatances. Secondly, overshoot is controlled by reconstruction form via multipliable characteristic ratios. These formulas can be to independently characterize the system overshoot to a step input and the speed of response, respectively. This study is shown to be an efficient control technique to solve the transient response.
Key concepts: Overshoot (microwave communication), Transient response, Transient (computer programming), Step response, Control theory (sociology), Transient analysis, Frequency response, Polynomial