论文信息 - A Controller Design Method Based on Model Matching in the Frequency Domain

A Controller Design Method Based on Model Matching in the Frequency Domain

Abstract The present work introduces a controller design method carried out in the frequency domain. The controller is determined in such a way that the overall system behaviour approximates the dynamics of a reference model. The closed loop transfer function matches the first time moments and some Markov parameters of the reference model. The method is illustrated with numerical examples

Luis A. Aguirre | L. A. Aguirre

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