In this paper, we study the behavior of characteristic roots of a class of strictly proper LTI SISO systems that are subject to a PD controller for which the derivative action has been implemented by means of a delay-difference approximation scheme that uses multiple delays. To such an end, the improperly-posed case is discussed in depth, i.e. the situations where small delays induce instability in the closed-loop system. The effect of adding more delays on the improperly-posed case is analyzed and an algorithm for determining the set of parameters that produces such a situation for a given number of delays is derived. Some illustrative examples complete the presentation
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Abstract: Two algorithms for the identification of multiple time delays in linear differential diffe...
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Delay differential models present characteristic dynamical properties that should ideally be preserv...
The dynamics of time-delay systems are governed by delay differential equations, which are infinite ...
Systems with delays exist universally in engineering, such as manufacturing process, networked contr...
International audienceIn most of the numerical examples of time-delay systems proposed in the litera...
International audienceIn this paper we analyze proportional-derivative output feedback control for s...
This paper focuses on the study of the behavior of critical roots when a dynamical system is stabili...
International audienceThis article focuses on the root behavior of the characteristic function of so...
We study approximation of multiple-derivative output feedback for linear time-invariant (LTI) plants...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the control scheme design of two different control schem...
International audienceThis paper presents a guided tour of some specific problems encountered in the...
Abstract: Two algorithms for the identification of multiple time delays in linear differential diffe...
International audienceIn engineering practice delay-difference is often used to approximate the deri...
International audienceRecently, the conditions on a multiple spectral value to be dominant for retar...
Delay differential models present characteristic dynamical properties that should ideally be preserv...
The dynamics of time-delay systems are governed by delay differential equations, which are infinite ...
Systems with delays exist universally in engineering, such as manufacturing process, networked contr...
International audienceIn most of the numerical examples of time-delay systems proposed in the litera...
International audienceIn this paper we analyze proportional-derivative output feedback control for s...