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1.6 The main problems of robustness analysis and design
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Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- CONTENTS V
- Preface IX
- Introduction 1
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1 The Problem of Robust Control
- 1.1 The design problem 6
- 1.2 The design of feedback controllers for completely known plants 9
- 1.3 Model uncertainties 10
- 1.4 Feedback systems in presence of model uncertainties 12
- 1.5 Different properties describing a tolerance of model uncertainties 16
- 1.6 The main problems of robustness analysis and design 18
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2 Fundamental Results from Feedback Theory
- 2.1 Models of control systems 21
- 2.2 Stability of feedback systems 27
- 2.3 Fundamental limitations of the closed-loop properties 30
- 2.4 LQ-regulation 34
- Bibliographical notes 35
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3 Sensitivity of Feedback Systems
- 3.1 The principle of sensitivity analysis 36
- 3.2 Sensitivity of dynamical systems 38
- 3.3 Sensitivity analysis of feedback systems 41
- 3.4 Sensitivity design 44
- 3.5 Summary 48
- Bibliographical notes 49
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4 A Survey of the Methods for Analysing and Designing Uncertain Feedback Systems
- 4.1 Classification according to the kind of robustness considered 51
- 4.2 Survey of the design methods 55
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5 Models of Uncertain Systems
- 5.1 The methodology of modelling uncertain systems 57
- 5.2 Specimens of the original system 59
- 5.3 Systems with unknown-but-bounded uncertainties 60
- Bibliographical notes 76
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6 Qualitative Robustness Analysis and Design
- 6.1 Stability margin 78
- 6.2 Stability degree 84
- 6.3 Bobustness of two-time scale systems 85
- 6.4 High-gain feedback 90
- 6.5 Algebraic aspects of robustness 96
- Summary 99
- Bibliographical notes 99
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7 Simultaneous Stabilisation and Pole Assignment
- 7.1 Simultaneous stabilisability 102
- 7.2 Simultaneous pole region assignment 107
- Bibliographical notes 112
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8 Quantitative Robustness of Systems with Bounded Uncertainties
- 8.1 The quantitative feedback design 113
- 8.2 Description of the closed-loop original system 122
- 8.3 Frequency domain stability criteria 128
- 8.4 Time domain criteria for I/O-stability 142
- 8.5 Analysis of the I/O-performance 146
- 8.6 Design of robust multivariable controllers in presence of bounded uncertainties 152
- 8.7 Robustness analysis using state-space models 154
- Bibliographical notes 159
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9 Controller Design by Means of Appioximate Models
- 9.1 The design of a Smith predictor controller 162
- 9.2 Limiting the controller action to low-uncertainty frequencies 164
- Bibliographical notes 168
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10 Robust Multivariable Pi-Controllers
- Introduction 169
- 10.1 Existence of robust multivariable Pi-controllers 170
- 10.2 Robustness of Pi-controlled systems 176
- 10.3 Tuning of multivariable Pi-controllers 184
- Bibliographical notes 195
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11 Robust Decentralised Control
- 11.1 Robustness issues of decentralised control 196
- 11.2 Existence of robust decentralised Pi-controllers 197
- 11.3 Design of robust decentralised controllers 202
- Bibliographical notes 211
- 12 Trends in Robust Feedback Control 212
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Appendices
- Appendix 1 Nonnegative and M-matrices 215
- Appendix 2 Singular value decomposition 217
- Appendix 3 The Nichols chart 219
- References 222
- Symbols 232
- Subject Index 234
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- CONTENTS V
- Preface IX
- Introduction 1
-
1 The Problem of Robust Control
- 1.1 The design problem 6
- 1.2 The design of feedback controllers for completely known plants 9
- 1.3 Model uncertainties 10
- 1.4 Feedback systems in presence of model uncertainties 12
- 1.5 Different properties describing a tolerance of model uncertainties 16
- 1.6 The main problems of robustness analysis and design 18
-
2 Fundamental Results from Feedback Theory
- 2.1 Models of control systems 21
- 2.2 Stability of feedback systems 27
- 2.3 Fundamental limitations of the closed-loop properties 30
- 2.4 LQ-regulation 34
- Bibliographical notes 35
-
3 Sensitivity of Feedback Systems
- 3.1 The principle of sensitivity analysis 36
- 3.2 Sensitivity of dynamical systems 38
- 3.3 Sensitivity analysis of feedback systems 41
- 3.4 Sensitivity design 44
- 3.5 Summary 48
- Bibliographical notes 49
-
4 A Survey of the Methods for Analysing and Designing Uncertain Feedback Systems
- 4.1 Classification according to the kind of robustness considered 51
- 4.2 Survey of the design methods 55
-
5 Models of Uncertain Systems
- 5.1 The methodology of modelling uncertain systems 57
- 5.2 Specimens of the original system 59
- 5.3 Systems with unknown-but-bounded uncertainties 60
- Bibliographical notes 76
-
6 Qualitative Robustness Analysis and Design
- 6.1 Stability margin 78
- 6.2 Stability degree 84
- 6.3 Bobustness of two-time scale systems 85
- 6.4 High-gain feedback 90
- 6.5 Algebraic aspects of robustness 96
- Summary 99
- Bibliographical notes 99
-
7 Simultaneous Stabilisation and Pole Assignment
- 7.1 Simultaneous stabilisability 102
- 7.2 Simultaneous pole region assignment 107
- Bibliographical notes 112
-
8 Quantitative Robustness of Systems with Bounded Uncertainties
- 8.1 The quantitative feedback design 113
- 8.2 Description of the closed-loop original system 122
- 8.3 Frequency domain stability criteria 128
- 8.4 Time domain criteria for I/O-stability 142
- 8.5 Analysis of the I/O-performance 146
- 8.6 Design of robust multivariable controllers in presence of bounded uncertainties 152
- 8.7 Robustness analysis using state-space models 154
- Bibliographical notes 159
-
9 Controller Design by Means of Appioximate Models
- 9.1 The design of a Smith predictor controller 162
- 9.2 Limiting the controller action to low-uncertainty frequencies 164
- Bibliographical notes 168
-
10 Robust Multivariable Pi-Controllers
- Introduction 169
- 10.1 Existence of robust multivariable Pi-controllers 170
- 10.2 Robustness of Pi-controlled systems 176
- 10.3 Tuning of multivariable Pi-controllers 184
- Bibliographical notes 195
-
11 Robust Decentralised Control
- 11.1 Robustness issues of decentralised control 196
- 11.2 Existence of robust decentralised Pi-controllers 197
- 11.3 Design of robust decentralised controllers 202
- Bibliographical notes 211
- 12 Trends in Robust Feedback Control 212
-
Appendices
- Appendix 1 Nonnegative and M-matrices 215
- Appendix 2 Singular value decomposition 217
- Appendix 3 The Nichols chart 219
- References 222
- Symbols 232
- Subject Index 234