Synthesis of modulated–demodulated control systems

We propose systematic design methods for realization of a given LTI compensator with complex poles using a modulated–demodulated control framework. Applicability of the proposed realization methods is established through simulations performed on an undamped resonant plant compensated by a low gain c...

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description We propose systematic design methods for realization of a given LTI compensator with complex poles using a modulated–demodulated control framework. Applicability of the proposed realization methods is established through simulations performed on an undamped resonant plant compensated by a low gain controller to obtain better noise rejection performance. It is demonstrated how a modulated–demodulated structure may reduce the sampling rate in a hybrid control system. In addition, superior robust performance is achieved against variations in baseband parameters using direct reference injection into the modulated–demodulated control systems compared to the indirect injection approach.
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Applied sciences
Computer science
control theory
systems
Control system synthesis
Control systems
Control theory. Systems
Design engineering
Exact sciences and technology
Gain
Hybrid control
Hybrid control systems
Modulated–demodulated control
Poles
Rejection
Sampling
Simulation
Two time-scale systems
title Synthesis of modulated–demodulated control systems
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