Digital control of a second order hybrid system
digitalcontrolof00mccu.pdf (3.393Mb)Abstract
This paper presents the results of efforts to implement a hybrid
control system at the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School, The salient
features of this effort are use of real time digital computer programming,
digital determination of instantaneous state variables, and,
using the foregoing features to demonstrate optimum control of a
second order system. It was found that the technique employed would
control the second order system, and that the derivative of a variable
could be determined with the digital equipment.
The computer programs for accomplishing this effort are included
in Chapter IV and the appendicies.
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