Iterative identification and two step control design for partially unknown unstable plants
The authors extend the applications of iterative identification and control design to partially unknown unstable plants. First, using a two step approach, where an unstable plant is first stabilized by a parallel feedback stabilizer, an overall closed-loop system that has good step responses with little overshoots can be systematically designed. To do that the iterative identification and control design methodology is developed. The standard IMC design method is used and two simulation examples are treated for illustrating the method.
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