Pg. Maghami et S. Gupta, DESIGN OF CONSTANT GAIN DISSIPATIVE CONTROLLERS FOR EIGENSYSTEM ASSIGNMENT IN PASSIVE SYSTEMS, Journal of guidance, control, and dynamics, 20(4), 1997, pp. 648-657
Partial eigensystem assignment with output feedback can lead to an uns
table closed loop system. now ever, output feedback with passive linea
r time-invariant systems, such as flexible space structures, is guaran
teed to be stable if the controller is dissipative. A novel approach i
s presented for synthesis of dissipative output feedback gain matrices
For assigning a selected number of closed-loop poles. Dissipativity o
f a gain matrix is known to be equivalent to positive semidefiniteness
of the symmetric part of the matrix, A sequential procedure is presen
ted to assign one self-conjugate pair of closed-loop eigenvalues at ea
ch step using dissipative output feedback gain matrices, while ensurin
g that the eigenvalues assigned in the previous steps are not disturbe
d, The problem of assigning one closed-loop pair is reduced to a const
rained solution of a system of quadratic equations, and necessary and
sufficient conditions for the existence of a solution are presented. A
minimax approach is presented for determining parameters that satisfy
these conditions, This method can assign as many closed-loop system p
oles as the number of control inputs, A numerical example of damping e
nhancement for a flexible structure is presented to demonstrate the ap
proach.