Robust control

[Simpll]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robust_control

 

[xnuke]

Why would you provide a post to a Wikipedia page? Did you have a question?

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I want to discuss this topic.
Here's another good link ...

https://www.designnews.com/automati...-constants-may-not-be-constant/75560627532994

 

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This is not that kind of forum, in general. If you have a specific concern or question, then ask the question.

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[Simpll]

If the plant time constant is not constant, can this plant be interpreted as an interval dynamic system? And if so, is it possible in this case to use the theory of robustness systems for the design of control system?

 

[xnuke]

It could be, and it could be. I think you could look at a varying time constant as having nominal value with a structured uncertainty constrained to a certain interval, which would allow robust control design techniques to be applied.

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Member Peter Nachtwey had discussed it recently, but I can't seem to find the thread, or the Youtube video

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