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IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
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An iterative algorithm for pole placement by output feedback

Authors: Lee, T.H.; Wang, Q.G.; Koh, E.K.;

An iterative algorithm for pole placement by output feedback

Abstract

Summary: An iterative algorithm is proposed for solving the pole assignment by output feedback problem for an \(n\)th-order \(\ell\)-input \(m\)-output linear system. The algorithm uses a full rank feedback gain matrix and requires only linear equations of low dimension to be solved at each iteration. Application of the proposed algorithm allows all \(n\) closed-loop poles to be almost exactly assigned provided that the iterations converge so that deviations of the resulting closed-loop poles from the respective desired values become less than some user-specified tolerance, and \(m\times l\geq n\). Examples are provided in the note to illustrate the applicability of the proposed method.

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algorithm, 000, output feedback, Feedback control, pole assignment, iteration, Pole and zero placement problems, Computational methods in systems theory, 004

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