H[infon] strong stabilization
This note presents a technique for designing stable H({infinity} ) controllers. Similar to some methods in the existing literature, the proposed method also uses the parameterization of all suboptimal H ({infinity}) controllers so that the stable H({infinity}) design problem can be (conservatively)...
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| description | This note presents a technique for designing stable H({infinity} ) controllers. Similar to some methods in the existing literature, the proposed method also uses the parameterization of all suboptimal H ({infinity}) controllers so that the stable H({infinity}) design problem can be (conservatively) converted into another 2-block standard H({infinity}) problem. However, a weighting function is introduced in this method to alleviate the conservativeness of the previous formulations. It is further shown that the resulting high-order controller can be significantly reduced by a two-step reduction algorithm. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method |
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