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PPR toolbox

Matlab functions and gui for the design of digital robust controllers.

PPR (robust poles placement) is a set of Matlab functions for the design of digital robust controllers.

Main features :

* linear single-input single-output (SISO) plant modelisation ;

* standard modelisation : external signals are also described to give an augmented plant ;

* closed-loop poles placement control with 2 high-level tuning parameters (HLTP) ;

* efficient control of the closed-loop performances through the HLTP ;

* 2 degrees of freedom controller : tracking and regulation have independant dynamics ;

* robust performances in tracking or regulation modes : models of the signals are included in the controller ;

* robust stability is achieved by HLTP tune with predictible results ;

* anti-windup digital implementation ;

* true digital design, no oversampling ;

* pole placement strategies linked to the state space feedback controller ;

* implicit internal simulation of the process maintains good performances on plant with large delay unlike PID controller.

Usage :

* Command line script ;

* Graphical user interface (ppr_gui invoked in the command window).

Documentation :

* examples and case studies are available in \ppr_example directory ;

* see also html files in \ppr_example directory.

Required installation :

* the PPR directories must be set in the Matlab path

* the Matlab CONTROL toolbox (8.0.1).

References :

* Computer controlled systems, theory and design - K.J. Astrom and B. Wittenmark - 3rd edition 1997, Prentice Hall.

* Automatique - P. de Larminat - 2nd edition 1996, Hermès.

Author :

Gilles Bailly, LCAR CNRS UMR5589, 118 route de Narbonne, 31062 Toulouse, France.

2008-09-17

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ppr_toolbox - 381.1 ko

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