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Control system synthesis strategies
AIChE Journal, 1982AbstractThis paper is concerned with an important aspect of process control design—synthesis of the control structure. Synthesis of control structures has long been practiced by experienced control engineers, who relied on intuition, insight and judgment to pick a feasible solution from the vast number of alternatives that were possible.
Rakesh Govind, G. J. Powers
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Multivariable control system synthesis
Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Part II: Applications and Industry, 1958An important problem in the field of multivariable control systems is the design of suitable feedback and series compensation elements which, when added to a given system, result in an over-all system with improved characteristics. This improvement may apply to the behavior of the controlled variables, to the disturbance response of the system, or to ...
R. Kavanagh
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Control system synthesis by Root Locus method
Electrical Engineering, 1950The root locus method determines all of the roots of the differential equation of a control system by a graphical plot which readily permits synthesis for desired transient response or frequency response. The base points for this plot On the complex plane are the zeros and poles of the open loop transfer function, which are readily available. The locus
Walter R Evans
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1978
A control system is designed to meet certain performance requirements, which usually include system stability, steady-state accuracy, dynamic accuracy, and insensitivity to parameter changes. These performance requirements can be expressed either in terms of the system transient response (quantities such as the maximum overshoot, rise time, settling ...
S. Marshall
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A control system is designed to meet certain performance requirements, which usually include system stability, steady-state accuracy, dynamic accuracy, and insensitivity to parameter changes. These performance requirements can be expressed either in terms of the system transient response (quantities such as the maximum overshoot, rise time, settling ...
S. Marshall
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Control System Synthesis Part I, 2011 Automatic Feedback Control System Synthesis.
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1956Paul Brock, J. G. Truxal
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Control system synthesis [Book Reviews]
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 1986B. Wyman
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Controller synthesis for networked control systems
Automatica, 2010This paper presents a discrete-time model for networked control systems (NCSs) that incorporates all network phenomena: time-varying sampling intervals, packet dropouts and time-varying delays that may be both smaller and larger than the sampling interval.
Cloosterman, Marieke +5 more
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