Control Systems Design for Linear Dynamic Systems Using Simple Models: Some Case Studies
Chotai, A and Owens, D.H.
(1983)
Control Systems Design for Linear Dynamic Systems Using Simple Models: Some Case Studies.
Research Report.
ACSE Report 247
.
Dept of Automatic Systems Control University of Sheffield
Abstract
Closed-loop control system designs are frequently based on the use of a simplified model either because the available model is regarded as being too complex for design work or because an accurate plant model is not available. An approximate model can be of arbitrary dyanamic complexity. However, it is desirable that the model is of low order with the consequent benefits of reduced computational requirements and the possibility of achieving simple designs to form the basis for further refinement and understanding.
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Chotai, A
Owens, D.H.
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