A decentralized control design method for model-matching robustness problems

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The authors present an application of the \(H_\infty\) controller design methodology to the synthesis of robust decentralized controllers. The line of reasoning follows [\textit{V. Manousiouthakis}, Proceeding of 1989 ACC, Pittsburgh, 2108-2111 (1989)], where parametrization is bsaed on a two stages procedure. In the first stage, a suboptimal centralized controller is found and in the second stage, a parameter which decentralizes the controller is optimized. The design parameter is chosen to trade-off between the model-matching and the robustness design. The authors propose a general decentralized observer-controller structure and a controller parameterization which allows to avoid mixing up the control channels. Although all the results are given for TITO systems there are no problems with a generalization to arbitrary MIMO systems. The proposed method is applied to design power system damping controllers.











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