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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1695138
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Multivariable quantitative feedback design for tracking error specifications
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1695138

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    Multivariable quantitative feedback design for tracking error specifications (English)
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    24 January 2002
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    Linear multi-input, multi-output systems described by transfer functions are considered. A design problem for a feedback controller and a prefilter are formulated. All plants of a plant set have to meet tracking error specifications. An error transfer function matrix is defined by the deviation of plant outputs from model outputs. The method is illustrated by a benchmark example of a two-input, two-output distillation column. Response-time, overshoot and steady state error are specified. The results obtained with the new method are presented.
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    Misto control design
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    multivariable systems
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    frequencing domain methods
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    response-time
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    design
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    feedback controller
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    prefilter
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    tracking
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    transfer function matrix
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    distillation column
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    overshoot
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    steady state error
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