
The paper considers the controlled system \[ x^{(n)}+ a_nx^{(n-1)}+ \cdots + a_2x' +a_1x =u(t) \] and the finite-memory controller \[ u= -c_1 \bigl(x(t) -x_d(t)\bigr)-c_2 \bigl(x'(t) -x_d'(t) \bigr)- c_3\int^t_{t- \sigma} \bigl(x (\tau)- x_d(\tau) \bigr)d \tau \] \(x_d(t)\) being the reference signal. This controller is shown to have several advantages (stability and robustness) with respect to the standard PID controller.
Linear systems in control theory, linear systems, PID controller, Stabilization of systems by feedback, Control/observation systems governed by functional relations other than differential equations (such as hybrid and switching systems), robustness, stability, finite-memory controller
Linear systems in control theory, linear systems, PID controller, Stabilization of systems by feedback, Control/observation systems governed by functional relations other than differential equations (such as hybrid and switching systems), robustness, stability, finite-memory controller
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