This document discusses designing steady-state and dynamic feedforward controllers for systems with given transfer functions to improve disturbance rejection and set point tracking. It asks which of the dynamic feedforward controllers proposed would be physically unrealizable by requiring future values of disturbances to compute the current manipulated variable value.
This document discusses designing steady-state and dynamic feedforward controllers for systems with given transfer functions to improve disturbance rejection and set point tracking. It asks which of the dynamic feedforward controllers proposed would be physically unrealizable by requiring future values of disturbances to compute the current manipulated variable value.
This document discusses designing steady-state and dynamic feedforward controllers for systems with given transfer functions to improve disturbance rejection and set point tracking. It asks which of the dynamic feedforward controllers proposed would be physically unrealizable by requiring future values of disturbances to compute the current manipulated variable value.
7 Desgin the steady-state and dynamic feedforward controlers of(red turbance rejection
and set point tracking), forthesystems withet
folowing transfer functions (G, is the transfer function betwen manyl ulation andcontrolled output; Ga is the transfer function betwenedi turbance and controlled output). Assume that Gm = G, = 1.
Which ofthese dynamic feedforward controllers are physically unreal-
future values of the disturbance compute the current value o f the manipulated variable?