Control of Complex and Uncertain Systems.

Stanislav V. and Sergey K Korovin Emelyanov

ISBN 10: 1852333022 / ISBN 13: 9781852333027

Published by London Springer Verlag, 2000

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Gebraucht - Gut Verlagsmängelex., XIII, 322 pp. 336 figs. Geb. Control of Complex and Uncertain Systems examines feedback controller design for dynamical systems. It gives a compact presentation of the evolution of feedback theory and feedback design methods, before presenting a new theoretical approach to feedback control. Traditionally, the lack of standard procedures for the design of feedback controls that will be subject to uncertain conditions, coupled with a limited understanding of how feedback mechanisms will react to those uncertain conditions, has presented a problem. This book presents a standard principle, as well as concrete methods, for feedback design. It equally aims to increase our understanding of how feedback controllers react to uncertain forces. In doing so it lays the theoretical basis for a new generation of perfect automatic systems. Topics covered include: - Synthesis of Nonlinear Controllers - Higher Degree Sliding Modes - Theory of Coordinate-Operator Feedback / Theory of Operator-Coordinate Feedback - Physical Foundations of the Compensation for Disturbances, and Stabilization of Forced Motion in Binary Systems - Signal Differentiation - Suboptimal Stabilization of an Uncertain Object.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Control of Complex and Uncertain Systems.
• Publisher: London Springer Verlag
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1852333022
• ISBN 13: 9781852333027
• Binding: Gebunden
• Condition: Gut

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Synopsis

This book describes the evolution of feedback theory, from its simplest form to more complex guises, and connects this to the control of complex systems. It systematically develops a new approach to the synthesis of non-linear feedback controllers under uncertainty. This book aims to increase the understanding of potential reactions of such systems to uncertain forces and unknown factors contained in feedback mechanisms. The theoretical basis for a new generation of perfect automatic systems is introduced.