Analysis and Control of Linear Systems

ISBN-13: 9781905209354 / Angielski / Twarda / 2007 / 543 str.

Philippe De Larminat

Opis

Automation of linear systems is a fundamental and essential theory. This book deals with the theory of continuous-state automated systems. Part one covers complexity of signals and linear systems, analyzed from the viewpoint of their control. Input - output representations (whose frequency representations form the prototype) and state representations, are the first two axes of analysis. The study of discrete time systems (or those perceived as such through digital control systems) provides a detailed insight into their structural properties. After analysis of determinist and statistical signal models, the fundamental theoretical tools, stabilization and state estimation, are discussed. This is followed by an examination of simulation techniques and the modelling elements that revolve around system theory. Lastly, the tools indispensable to a control engineer, such as the simulation of differential equations and the implementation of continuous control laws by digital analyzer, are examined. Part two is intended to give a complete overview of the different approaches to control. fundamental concepts of closed-loop linear systems. These, subject to a system specification, can be handled with classical correction methods. RST control is considered, using a polynomial approach, in order to present the combination of the degrees of freedom that affect its development. This is different from predictive control where various industrial adaptations are proof of its effectiveness. Finally, what is now called automatic control engineering must include an emphasis on the methodological aspects: control using H2 optimization, modal control, and the H control framework. The chapter on linear time-variable systems also describes a number of applications.

Spis treści

Preface.

Part 1: System Analysis.

Chapter 1. Transfer functions and spectral models (Dominique Beauvois and Yves Tanguy).

Chapter 2. State space epresentation (Patrick Boucher and Patrick Turelle).

Chapter 3. Discrete–time systems (Philippe Chevrel).

Chapter 4. Structural properties of linear systems (Michel Malabre).

Chapter 5. Signals: deterministic and statistical models (Eric Le Carpentier).

Chapter 6. Kalman′s formalism for state stabilization and estimation (Gilles Duc).

Chapter 7. Process modeling (Alain Barraud, Suzanne Lesecq and Sylviane Gentil).

Chapter 8. Simulation and implementation of continuous time loops (Alain Barraud and Sylviane Gentil).

Part 2: System Control.

Chapter 9. Analysis by classic scalar approach (Houria Siguerdidjane and Martial Demerlé).

Chapter 10. Synthesis of closed loop control systems (Houria Siguerdidjane and Martial Demerlé).

Chapter 11. Robust single–variable control through pole placement (Gérard Thomas).

Chapter 12. Predictive control (Patrick Boucher and Didier Dumur).

Chapter 13. Methodology of the state approach control (Philippe Chevrel).

Chapter 14. Multi–variable modal control (Yann Le Gorrec and Jean–François Magni).

Chapter 15. Robust H—/LMI framework (Gilles Duc).

Chapter 16. Linear time–variant systems (Michel Guglielmi).

List of Authors.

Index.

O autorze

Philippe de Larminat was a Professor at IRCCyN, Nantes, France.

Blurb

Automation of linear systems is a fundamental and essential theory. This book deals with the theory of continuous–state automated systems.