836 Chapter 10 / Control Systems Design in State Spacewe find that the rank ofisn+1.Thus, the system defined by Equation (10–168) is completely state controllable.A–10–13. Consider the system shown in Figure 10–49. Using the pole-placement-with-observer approach,
design a regulator system such that the system will maintain the zero position Ay 1 =0andy 2 =0B
in the presence of disturbances. Choose the desired closed-loop poles for the pole-placement part
to beand the desired poles for the minimum-order observer to beFirst, determine the state feedback gain matrix Kand observer gain matrix Ke.Then, obtain
the response of the system to an arbitrary initial condition—for example,wheree 1 ande 2 are defined byAssume that m 1 =1kg,m 2 =2kg,k=36Nm, and b=0.6N-sm.Solution.The equations for the system areBy substituting the given numerical values for m 1 , m 2 , k,andband simplifying, we obtainLet us choose the state variables as follows:x 4 =y# 2x 3 =y# 1x 2 =y 2x 1 =y 1y$
2 =18y 1 - 18y 2 +0.3y1 - 0.3y2y$
1 =-36y 1 +36y 2 - 0.6y1 +0.6y2 +um 2 y$
2 =kAy 1 - y 2 B+bAy1 - y2 B
m 1 y$
1 =kAy 2 - y 1 B+bAy2 - y1 B+ue 2 =y 2 - y 2e 1 =y 1 - y 1e 1 ( 0 )=0.1, e 2 ( 0 )=0.05
y 1 ( 0 )=0.1, y 2 ( 0 )=0, y# 1 ( 0 )=0, y# 2 ( 0 )= 0
s=-15, s=- 16
s=- 2 +j2 13 , s=- 2 - j2 13 , s=-10, s=- 10
CBˆAˆ BˆAˆ^2 BˆpAˆn BˆD
m 1 m 2y 1 y 2ukbRegulatorFigure 10–49
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