CSEE 2011: Advances in Computer Science, Environment, Ecoinformatics, and Education pp 600-605 | Cite as
Research on System Stability with Extended Small Gain Theory Based on Transfer Function
Abstract
Considering the situation that controlled object is described by linear transfer function, a extended small gain theory is proposed and applied in the analysis of system stability. Especially, a comparison between two stable systems is researched and it is useful for the controller design of linear systems. What is worthy pointing out is that this method also can be applied in some general nonlinear systems with a simple transformation. So it is still an important improvement of the small gain theory although only the linear transfer function situation is studied.
Keywords
Small gain theory Transfer function Stability ControlPreview
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