Stable PID Active Control of Building Structures

In this chapter, we analyze the stability of the active vibration control system for both linear and nonlinear structures. We give explicit sufficient conditions for choosing the PID gains. The theory conclusions are verified via numerical simulations and a two-story building prototype. These results give validation of our theory analysis.

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