- You tune a control system in discrete time, but specify the gain profile in continuous
time. - The software modifies the asymptotes of the specified gain profile to improve numeric
stability.
Continuous-Time Gain Profile for Discrete-Time Tuning
When you tune a discrete-time control system, you can specify frequency-dependent
tuning goals using discrete-time or continuous-time transfer functions. If you use a
continuous-time transfer function, the tuning algorithm discretizes the transfer function
before tuning. For instance, suppose that you specify a tuning goal as follows.
W = zpk([],[0 -150 -150],1125000);
Req = TuningGoal.MaxLoopGain('Xloc',W);
Suppose further that you use the tuning goal with systune to tune a discrete-time genss
model or slTuner interface. CL is the resulting tuned control system. To examine the
result, generate a tuning-goal plot.
viewGoal(Req,CL)
10 Control System Tuning