Optimal open-closed loop control of a class of self-adjoint systems governed by linear partial differential equations is investigated. Such a class of problems is of considerable importance in large space structures. A technique is proposed to actively damp out the undesired vibrations via open and
Optimal open/closed-loop control for systems with distributed parameter
✍ Scribed by Ibrahim S. Sadek; Osman Yürekli
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 607 KB
- Volume
- 332
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0016-0032
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✦ Synopsis
An optimal control problem for multi-dimensional structures described by a system of partial differential equations is considered. A combined open-and closed-loop mechanism is incorporated into theJormulation of the problem and a #eneral method of solution is presented. Two performance indices are introduced and minimized with respect to the openloop control Junctions and the closed-loop control parameters. The optimality condition Jor the open-loop control is derived in form of the integral equations by usin 9 the methods of eigen-.function expansion and variational calculus. The closed-loop control parameters are numericall)
, determined [?om the minimization of the energy of the system subject to a constraint on the maximum amount of closed-loop control force that can be applied. The proposed approach is applied to a shear deformable beam excited by an initial disturbance. An explicit solution of the problem is obtained and numerical results are given to investiyate the effectiveness of the proposed control mechanism.
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