Cheapest open-loop identification for control

This paper presents a new method of identification experiment design for control. Our objective is to design the open-loop identification experiment with minimal excitation such that the controller designed with the identified model stabilizes and achieves a prescribed level of H/sub /spl infin// performance with the unknown true system G/sub 0/.

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