Robustness of zero shifting via generalized sampled-data hold functions
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posted on 2025-05-11, 07:36 authored by James S. Freudenberg, Richard MiddletonRichard Middleton, Julio BraslavskyJulio BraslavskyIn this paper we study robustness and sensitivity properties of a sampled-data feedback system with a generalized sampled-data hold function (GSHF). We argue that shifting non-minimum phase zeros using GSHF control can lead to difficulties unless the zero is outside the closed-loop bandwidth.
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IEEE Transactions on Automatic ControlVolume
42Issue
12Pagination
1681-1692Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)Language
- en, English
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