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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