NASA NTRS · 19880060707
Sequential design of linear quadratic state regulators via the optimal root-locus techniques
Abstract
The use of well-known root-locus techniques for sequentially finding the weighting matrices and the linear quadratic state regulators of multivariable control systems in the frequency domain is considered. This sequential design method permits the retention of some stable open-loop poles and the associated eigenvectors in the closed-loop system; it also allows some optimal closed-loop poles to be placed in a specific region of the complex plane. In addition, it provides a design procedure for determining the weighting matrices and linear quadratic state regulators for the optimal control of multivariable systems in the frequency domain.
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Shieh, L. S., Dib, H. M., Yates, R. E.. 1988-07-01. Sequential design of linear quadratic state regulators via the optimal root-locus techniques. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880060707
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