Improving stability and performance in a generalized minimum variance controller using dynamic pole assignment

In the present paper we review the stability and performance of the generalized minimum variance controller and we compare it with a modification: the generalized minimum variance with dynamic pole assignment controller. We shall appreciate the characteristics of the modification, and its advantages...

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Main Authors: Paz, M.A., Quintero-Marmol, E., Fernandez del Busto, R., Olguin, E., Santos, O.J., Ponce, P., Garibo, S.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithm design and analysis
Cities and towns
Costs
Electrical equipment industry
Equations
IEEE catalog
Polynomials
Self Tuning Control
Stability analysis
Stability criteria
Stability of GMVC
Transient response
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Summary:In the present paper we review the stability and performance of the generalized minimum variance controller and we compare it with a modification: the generalized minimum variance with dynamic pole assignment controller. We shall appreciate the characteristics of the modification, and its advantages when the process parameters are perturbed, in simulation and in a real plant.
DOI:10.1109/ICEEE.2005.1529646