Parameter plane techniques for feedback control systems
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Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. Parameter plane techniques were first introduced in an IEEE paper
dated November 4, 1964. The paper dealt mainly with the theory of the
parameter plane whereby the roots of a polynomial could be determined
graphically in terms of two parameters which may appear linearly in
any of the coefficients. In this text, parameter plane techniques are applied to the
compensation of linear feedback control systems by both graphical and
analytical means. Parameter plane equations are extended to include
parameter products and three parameters. An attempt is made to show
the complementary roles of the parameter plane and root locus. The writer wishes to express his appreciation for the assistance
and guidance given him by Dr. G. J. Thaler of the U. S. Naval Postgraduate
School in this investigation.
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