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Control of Systems with Inaccesible States

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In Chapter 4, we considered the feedback design problem of discrete-time systems, and developed linear control laws which required access to the system state vector for implementation. It has been shown that the feedback gain matrices can be determined by assigning the closed-loop eigenvalues to desired locations. In cases where only a small number of system variables (outputs) are directly available for forming feedback signals, some of the closed-loop eigenvalues can be positioned close to desired locations. It was shown that the remaining eigenvalues may take arbitrary values and this may lead to undesirable performance for the overall system.

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Mahmoud, M.S., Singh, M.G. (1984). Control of Systems with Inaccesible States. In: Discrete Systems. Communications and Control Engineering Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82327-5_5

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