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Two Studies of Robust Matching

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Two case studies of robust matching are reviewed in this chapter. One relates to systems with recycle and the other to the brake control of a heavy-duty truck. For the recycle system, a combination of design criteria for vague infinitedimensional plants together with a special compensator for plants with recycle, is exploited to design a controller for a plant with recycle when the parameters of the process in the recycle path are subject to variations. The method gives a control system with guaranteed performance for large variations in process parameters. On the other hand, the problems encountered while designing a robust controller for the braking system of a heavy-duty truck include vagueness in the input function, variations in the plant parameters and the presence of dead time. Moreover, the system is critical. Appropriate design criteria are used to guarantee desired performance despite these difficulties.

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Taiwo, O. (2005). Two Studies of Robust Matching. In: Zakian, V. (eds) Control Systems Design. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-215-2_15

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