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In this paper, we incorporate the placement of one real closed-loop pole into a compensator design framework based upon the Youla parameterization, duality theory, and linear programming. This framework has been used to design discrete-time compensators to solve the l1 controller design problem as well as other related time-domain optimization problems. Previous work on these problems has focused on deadbeat systems. It is known that these can require high-order controllers. Part of the motivation for this work is to improve the tradeoff between controller order and performance over that using deadbeat control. © 1996 IEEE.

Original publication

DOI

10.1109/9.536501

Type

Journal article

Journal

IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control

Publication Date

01/12/1996

Volume

41

Pages

1322 - 1326