Conference Proceeding

Pole Placement by Linear Quadratic Modification for Continuous Time Systems

07/1991; pp.122 - 123 In proceeding of: American Control Conference, 1991
Source: IEEE Xplore

ABSTRACT This paper bridges the gap between linear quadratic solution and pole placement providing a simple criterion sucht that the resulting optimal gain places the closed loop eigenvalues at desired locations. The method has the capability of shifting both the real and imaginary parts of the open loop poles to any desired positions in the s-plane.

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Keywords

desired locations
 
desired positions
 
imaginary parts
 
open loop poles
 
resulting optimal gain places
 
simple criterion sucht
 

N.S. Rousan