National Instruments 370760B-01 Calculator User Manual


 
140 CHAPTER 4. DEMONSTRATION EXAMPLES
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Max. singular value and mu comparison
max. singular value
mu upper bound
mu lower bound
Note that µ(g1g) is not less than one at all frequencies — we have not met the design
objectives. A D-K iteration will be used to lower µ and improve the robust performance
with respect to these objectives.
4.1.6 Fitting D-scales for the D-K Iteration
In some cases the H
controller is adequate for our purposes. It is not necessarily the
controller which gives the best robust performance for our system — it essentially
ignores the structure in the perturbations.
The D-K iteration procedure using the D and Dinv scaling matrices in the µ calculation
to set up an H
problem which will usually give better robust performance.
The first step is to pre and post multiply the interconnection, (himat
ic in this case)
with D and Dinv. Two things need to be done first. The D and Dinv matrices produced
by µ are pdms and the interconnection is a state-space system. We must first fit transfer
functions to the D and Dinv magnitude data before we can do the multiplication.