Control and dynamic systems . advances in theory and applications / Volume 55, Digital and numeric techniques and their applications in control systems. Part 1 of 2 :

Control and Dynamic Systems V55: Digital and Numeric Techniques and Their Application in Control Systems.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Leondes, Cornelius T.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: San Diego : Academic Press, Inc., 1993.
Colección:Control and dynamic systems ; v. 55-56.
Temas:
Control theory.
Automatic control.
System analysis.
Th�eorie de la commande.
Commande automatique.
Analyse de syst�emes.
systems analysis.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING > Engineering (General)
Automatic control
Control theory
System analysis
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  • Chapter 3. Techniques in Optimized Model Reduction for High Dimensional SystemsI. INTRODUCTION; II. OPTIMAL CLASSICAL TIME DOMAIN MODEL REDUCTION TECHNIQUES; III. OPTIMAL CLASSICAL FREQUENCY-DOMAIN MODEL REDUCTION TECHNIQUES; IV. BALANCED REPRESENTATIONS AND MODEL REDUCTION; V. OPTIMAL HANKEL-NORM APPROXIMATION; VI. EXAMPLES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter 4. Techniques for Adaptive Estimation and Control of Discrete-Time Stochastic Systems with Abruptly Changing Parameters; I. INTRODUCTION; II. GENERALIZED PSEUDO-BAYES ESTIMATION AND DETECTION
  • III. CONTROL FOR SYSTEMS WITH JUMP PARAMETERSIV. CONCLUSIONS; V. REFERENCES; Chapter 5. Robust Off-line Methods for Parameter Estimation; I. INTRODUCTION; II. DISCUSSION ABOUT ROBUST CRITERIONS; III. ROBUST IDENTIFICATION OF DISCRETE-TIME SYSTEMS; IV� ROBUST ESTIMATION OF COEFFICIENTS OF ORTHOGONAL FUNCTIONS; V. ROBUST IDENTIFICATION OF CONTINUOUS-TIME SYSTEMS; VI. CONCLUSIONS; VII. APPENDICES; VIII. REFERENCES; Chapter 6. Loop Transfer Recovery For General Nonminimum Phase Discrete Time Systems Part 1: Analysis; I. INTRODUCTION; II. PROBLEM FORMULATION; III. PRELIMINARIES
  • IV. DIFFERENT CONTROLLER STRUCTURESV. GENERAL LTR ANALYSIS; VI. DUALITY OF LTR BETWEEN THE INPUT AND OUTPUT BREAK POINTS; VII. CONCLUSIONS; Acknowledgement; Appendices; References; Chapter 7. Loop Transfer Recovery For General Nonminimum Phase Discrete Time Systems Part 2: Desing; I. INTRODUCTION AND PROBLEM STATEMENT; II. CONTROLLER STRUCTURES
  • DESIGN CONSTRAINTS AND AVAILABLE FREEDOM; III. DESIGN BY EIGENSTRUCTURE ASSIGNMENT; IV. OPTIMIZATION BASED DESIGN METHODS; V. DESIGN FOR RECOVERY OVER A SPECIFIED SUBSPACE; VI. LTR DESIGN FOR OUTPUT BREAK POINT; VII. CONCLUSIONS; Acknowledgement

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