论文信息 - Towards Minimal-Order Stabilizers for All-Pole Plants

Towards Minimal-Order Stabilizers for All-Pole Plants

Abstract In this note, a lower bound is derived on the order of stabilizers for an all-pole plant and is related to the number and locations of the plant's unstable and lightly damped poles. Trivially, the minimal order of stabilizers is ( n − 1) if all n poles of the plant are real and unstable. Several examples are included to illustrate the results.

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