Modern Control Engineering

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Section 10–5 / State Observers 761


Equation (10–70) describes the dynamics of the observed-state feedback control system.


The characteristic equation for the system is


or


Notice that the closed-loop poles of the observed-state feedback control system consist


of the poles due to the pole-placement design alone and the poles due to the observer


design alone. This means that the pole-placement design and the observer design are


independent of each other. They can be designed separately and combined to form the


observed-state feedback control system. Note that, if the order of the plant is n,then the


observer is also of nth order (if the full-order state observer is used), and the resulting


characteristic equation for the entire closed-loop system becomes of order 2n.


Transfer Function of the Observer-Based Controller. Consider the plant defined by


Assume that the plant is completely observable. Assume that we use observed-state


feedback control Then, the equations for the observer are given by


(10–71)


(10–72)


where Equation (10–71) is obtained by substituting into Equation (10–57).


By taking the Laplace transform of Equation (10–71), assuming a zero initial


condition, and solving for we obtain


By substituting this into the Laplace transform of Equation (10–72), we obtain


(10–73)


Then the transfer function U(s)/Y(s) can be obtained as


Figure 10–13 shows the block diagram representation for the system. Notice that the


transfer function


acts as a controller for the system. Hence, we call the transfer function


(10–74)


U(s)


- Y(s)


=


num


den


=KAs I-A+Ke C+BKB-^1 Ke


KAs I-A+Ke C+BKB-^1 Ke


U(s)


Y(s)


=-KAs I-A+Ke C+BKB-^1 Ke


U(s)=-KAs I-A+Ke C+BKB-^1 Ke Y(s)


X





(s)


X





(s)=As I-A+Ke C+BKB



  • 1


Ke Y(s)


X





(s),


u=-Kx


u =-Kx


x =AA-Ke C-BKBx +Ke y


u=-Kx.


y =Cx


x# =Ax+Bu


@s I-A+BK@@s I-A+Ke C@ = 0


2


s I-A+BK


0


- BK


s I-A+Ke C


(^2) = 0

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