
In this paper, the robustness of a system with sundry disturbed open loop dynamics is investigated by employing robust right coprime factorization (RRCF). These sundry disturbed open loop dynamics are present not only in the feed forward path, but also within the feedback loop. In such a control framework, the nominal plant is firstly right coprime factorized and a feed forward and a feedback controllers are designed based on Bezout identity to ensure the overall stability. Subsequently, considering the sundry disturbed open loop dynamics, a new condition formulated as a disturbed Bezout identity is put forward to achieve the closed loop stability of the system, even in the presence of disturbances existing in sundry open loops, where in the feedback loop a disturbed identity operator is defined. This approach guarantees the system robustness if a specific inequality condition is satisfied. And, it should be noted that the proposed approach is applicable to both linear and nonlinear systems with sundry disturbed open loop dynamics. Simulations demonstrate the effectiveness of our methodology.
Bezout identity, disturbed identity operator, QA1-939, robust stability, sundry disturbed open loop dynamics, Mathematics
Bezout identity, disturbed identity operator, QA1-939, robust stability, sundry disturbed open loop dynamics, Mathematics
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