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Gain-scheduled H controller with minimum Frobenius norm

H Regler minimaler Frobenius-Norm bei vorbestimmter maximaler Regelkreisverstärkung

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For microcontroller implementations, H controllers with small numbers in their state-space realization are intended. Hence, minimum Frobenius norm is a design target. As an alternative, and useful for predetermining H gain schedules, the infinity norm is included with the help of ramifications points of the eigenvalue contour of the Hamiltonian matrix.

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Für Mikrocontroller-Implementierung werden Regler mit kleinen Parameterwerten in ihrer Zustandsraumdarstellung vorgesehen. Eine kleine Regler-Matrixnorm erfüllt diese Anforderungen. Die H Norm des Regelkreises wird über die Verzweigungspunkte der Eigenwertkontur der Hamilton-Matrix einbezogen.

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Weinmann, A. Gain-scheduled H controller with minimum Frobenius norm. Elektrotech. Inftech. 121, 72–76 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03054970

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