National Instruments 370753C-01 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 3
Building System Connections
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Algorithm
For the feedback system shown in Example 3-3, you can write the
following system equations:
following system equations:
Combining these equations with the equation for the positive feedback
input term:
input term:
and multiplying by the input and output gains M and N, you obtain the
following state-space equations describing the entire system between input
u and output y. If you do not specify any values for the gain matrices,
K defaults to zero (no feedback) and M and N default to appropriately-sized
identity matrices (unity gain on the input and output).
following state-space equations describing the entire system between input
u and output y. If you do not specify any values for the gain matrices,
K defaults to zero (no feedback) and M and N default to appropriately-sized
identity matrices (unity gain on the input and output).
This algorithm assumes that the closed-loop system is well posed to ensure
that
that
Sys
will be proper. The (I – KD
1
) term must be invertible, and a
warning appears if the condition estimate of the term (refer to
rcond
) is
less than
eps
.
x·
A
1
x B
1
u
1
+
=
y
1
C
1
x D
1
u
1
+
=
u
1
Ky
1
Mu
+
=
x·
A
1
B
1
I KD
1
–
(
)
1
–
KC
1
+
(
)x B
1
I KD
1
–
(
)
1
–
Mu
+
=
y
N I KD
1
–
(
)
1
–
C
1
x ND
1
I KD
1
–
(
)
1
–
Mu
+
=