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Gain-Scheduled Controller Design: An Analytic Framework Directly Incorporating Non-Equilibrium Plant Dynamics

Leith, D. J. and Leithead, W.E. (1998) Gain-Scheduled Controller Design: An Analytic Framework Directly Incorporating Non-Equilibrium Plant Dynamics. International Journal of Control, 70 . pp. 249-269. ISSN 0020-7179

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Abstract

In this paper, a velocity-based linearisation framework is employed to develop a novel rigorous approach to gain-scheduling design. The proposed approach enables knowledge concerning the plant dynamics at non-equilibrium operating points to be incorporated directly into the controller design. Since the velocity-based linearisation framework supports the analysis of the transient response, performance considerations can be accommodated. The approach retains continuity with linear methods, which is central to the existing conventional gain-scheduling methodology, and, since a single type of linearisation is employed throughout, the design procedure is both straightforward and conceptually appealing.

Keywords:Gain-Scheduled Controller Design; Analytic Framework; Non-Equilibrium Plant Dynamics
Subjects:Science & Engineering > Hamilton Institute
ID Code:1839
Deposited By:Hamilton Editor
Deposited On:12 Feb 2010 12:25
Journal or Publication Title:International Journal of Control
Publisher:Taylor & Francis
Refereed:Yes
URL:http://www.hamilton.ie/publications/1001967072_link_19974.pdf

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