ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS

The paper introduces the concept of normal approximations to the analysis of uncertain linear multivariable feedback systems, in order to derive a new criterion for the stability of plants subject to additive perturbations. This criterion permits a complete assessment of stability margins in that it...

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Main Authors: Daniel, R, Kouvaritakis, B
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1984
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description The paper introduces the concept of normal approximations to the analysis of uncertain linear multivariable feedback systems, in order to derive a new criterion for the stability of plants subject to additive perturbations. This criterion permits a complete assessment of stability margins in that it provides a measure of tolerance to uncertainty as well as providing a measure of gain/phase margins. The proposed approach leads to a systematic design procedure which minimizes the effects of uncertainty by attaining the condition of normality or which improves the stability margins by robust gain/phase sharing.
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spelling oxford-uuid:28dcca17-12b1-4958-8f3e-59ca69f2bdff2022-03-26T12:15:31ZANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONSJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:28dcca17-12b1-4958-8f3e-59ca69f2bdffEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1984Daniel, RKouvaritakis, BThe paper introduces the concept of normal approximations to the analysis of uncertain linear multivariable feedback systems, in order to derive a new criterion for the stability of plants subject to additive perturbations. This criterion permits a complete assessment of stability margins in that it provides a measure of tolerance to uncertainty as well as providing a measure of gain/phase margins. The proposed approach leads to a systematic design procedure which minimizes the effects of uncertainty by attaining the condition of normality or which improves the stability margins by robust gain/phase sharing.
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ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title_full ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title_fullStr ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title_full_unstemmed ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title_short ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF LINEAR-MULTIVARIABLE FEEDBACK-SYSTEMS IN THE PRESENCE OF ADDITIVE PERTURBATIONS
title_sort analysis and design of linear multivariable feedback systems in the presence of additive perturbations
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