A general framework for state feedback pole assignment of singular systems
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A novel approach for pole assignment for singular uncontrollable systems by state feedback is proposed. It is shown that: 1) almost all pole assignment methods applicable to normal systems are also applicable to singular systems, 2) the maximum number of assignable finite poles is equal to the dimension of the controllable subspace of the normal system. The presented approach is illustrated by an example.
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