NASA NTRS ยท 19830027816
Stable feedback control of distributed parameter systems: Time and frequency domain conditions
Abstract
Large space structures, or any mechanically flexible structures, are inherently distributed parameter systems (DPS) whose dynamics are modeled by partial, rather than ordinary, differential equations. Such DPS are described by operator equations on an infinite-dimensional Hilbert (or Banach) space. However, any feedback controller for such a DPS must be a finite-dimensional (and discrete-time) system in order to be implemented with on-line digital computers and a finite (small) number of actuators and sensors. There are many ways to synthesize such controllers; the Galerkin or finite-element approach is emphasized.
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Balas, M. J.. 1983-07-01. Stable feedback control of distributed parameter systems: Time and frequency domain conditions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830027816
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