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Implementing State Feedback

A. B.  . C. K. Implementing State Feedback. What if the state- variables are not measurable?. ?. OBSERVERS. How do we implement u =K x + v if the states are not directly measurable?. ?. Note that state-feedback is needed not only for pole-placement, but also for other problems.

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Implementing State Feedback

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  1. A B   C K Implementing State Feedback What if the state- variables are not measurable? ? 7.3 Observer Design

  2. OBSERVERS • How do we implement • u=Kx+v • if the states are not directly measurable? ? Note that state-feedback is needed not only for pole-placement, but also for other problems 7.3 Observer Design

  3. u y x Suggestions plant Works only if initial conditions are the same! Useless! simulation 7.3 Observer Design

  4. u y If observable x Another suggestion plant Useless! But differentiators are not physically realizable! 7.3 Observer Design

  5. u y x Modify 1st suggestion: ! Use available information for feedback! =Cx Plant Aim at an estimate ! zx Observer 7.3 Observer Design

  6. Plant Observer Is an observer if: Luenberger observer 7.3 Observer Design

  7. Differential eq’n for the error 7.3 Observer Design

  8. Choice! H=B F=A-GC 7.3 Observer Design

  9. Plant parameters  F=A-GC Design parameters  H=B Design Equations Choose G to satisfy 2 with F stable! 7.3 Observer Design

  10. Obs. Prob. for {A,C} PPP for {A’,C’} {A’,C’} controllable {A,C} observable Remarks Λ{A-GC} = Λ{A’-G’C’} Has a solution iff{A’,C’} is controllable 7.3 Observer Design

  11. Conclusion An observer can be designed with arbitrarily specified stable eigen-values iff the plant is observable! 7.3 Observer Design

  12. Procedure Decide about the observer eigen-values λi i=1, 2, ….n Solve the PPP for A’, C’ & λi G’ G F=A-GC H=B & 7.3 Observer Design

  13. Further remarks Observer introduces n new eigenvalues Choose them far to the left About 10 times ! • Don’t make them too negative! • i) requires large amplifier gains • ii) increases noise (BW) ! 7.3 Observer Design

  14. End of Section Next section Restart section Next chapter Restart chapter i The End General index End show 7.3 Observer Design

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