A Transfer-Function Approach to Dual-Rate Controller Design for Unstable and Non-Minimum-Phase Plants
Title | A Transfer-Function Approach to Dual-Rate Controller Design for Unstable and Non-Minimum-Phase Plants |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2011 |
Authors | Salt J, Sala A., Albertos P |
Journal | Control Systems Technology, IEEE Transactions onControl Systems Technology, IEEE Transactions on |
Volume | 19 |
Issue | 5 |
Pagination | 1186 - 1194 |
Date Published | 2011/// |
ISBN Number | 1063-6536 |
Keywords | algebraic design, control system synthesis, controller stability, Diophantine equations, dual-rate controller design, dual-rate regulators, internal stability, linear systems, magnetic levitation, magnetic levitation setup, multivariable control systems, nonminimum-phase plants, robots, single-rate systems, stability, transfer function approach, transfer functions, Youla parametrization |
Abstract | An algebraic design via Diophantine equations of dual-rate regulators for linear unstable and non-minimum-phase plants, generalizing the well-known constraints for the reference model in single-rate systems, is presented in this brief. This brief improves previous results achieving internal stability for this kind of plants, by means of adapting the Youla parametrization of all stabilizing controllers to the dual-rate case. A simulation example on a robotic model, as well as an experimental magnetic levitation setup, are presented. |