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Controllability

Concept of modern control theory
synonym Controllability (Controllability) generally refers to controllability
Systematic state variable A performance that can be controlled by external input. If within a limited time interval, you can use amplitude There is no limited input effect, making the deviation from the system Equilibrium state When an initial state of is returned to the equilibrium state, it is said that the initial state is controllable.
Chinese name
Controllability
Foreign name
Controllability
Definition
The system is fully controllable
Observability
reveal dynamical system Invariable essential characteristic

definition

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When all possible initial states of the system are controllable, the system is said to be fully controllable; otherwise, the system is said to be incompletely controllable. [1] The concept of controllability is defined by R E. Kalman first put forward it in 1960, and it soon became modern control theory A fundamental concept in solving the pole assignment optimum control And so on. For linear systems( state variable And output variables are satisfied for all possible input variables and initial states superposition principle There are mature research results on controllability and its criteria. From the perspective of control system design, it is possible to design appropriate state feedback send Closed loop control system It has arbitrarily specified performance. If only the closed-loop control system designed is asymptotically stable (see Motion stability )Then the fully controllable condition can be relaxed to be incompletely controllable, and the uncontrollable part is required to be stable.

Controllability and observability

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Controllability and Observability It is a relative concept.
dynamical system Controllability and observability are two important basic structural characteristics that reveal the invariant nature of dynamic systems. [2]
Kalman first proposed state controllability and observability in the early 1960s. Subsequent development shows that these two concepts can answer basic questions such as whether the controlled system can be controlled and integrated state estimation The study of the problem is of great significance.
System controllability refers to the possibility that the control action controls the state and output of the controlled system.
The observability reflection is determined by the measurement value of the input and output that can be directly measured Dynamic characteristics The possibility of the state of.

Research

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about linear system , controllability and its discrimination conditions have been mature research results. [3] If what is investigated is Linear time invariant system , its state equation by
, the system is controllable Sufficient and necessary conditions Is the controllability matrix of the system
The rank of is
For coefficient matrix
and
Composed according to certain rules Block matrix , the expression is
expression
For the system dimension There are other forms of criteria for judging controllability of linear time invariant systems. For linear Time-varying system The conditions for judging controllability are more complex, and whether the system can be controlled often depends on the selection of initial time.
For fully controllable Linear time invariant system , via specially selected coordinate transformation , you can state equation The standard form is called controllable canonical form. For those with only one input and one output Univariate system The controllable normal form of the equation of state has the following form:
expression
Constant in the formula
Is a matrix
The coefficient of the characteristic multinomial of. about Multivariable system The controllable normal form of the equation of state is more complicated in form and not unique. The commonly used ones are the Luenberg canonical form, the Wanham canonical form and the Hengshan canonical form. Controllable normal form is often used in the synthesis of control systems according to expected poles (see pole assignment )。
When the system is not fully controllable, appropriate coordinate transformation , which can be divided into controllable parts and uncontrollable parts. about Linear time invariant system , if controllability matrix
Rank of
less than n , the decomposed state equation It has the following forms:
expression
Where
Fractal state
It is the controllable sub state,
Fractal state
It is unable to control the score. Subsystem
It is the uncontrollable part of the system, subsystem
It is the controllable part of the system. External input function
Can only affect controllable sub state
, without affecting the status of uncontrollable points
From the perspective of control system design, it is possible to design appropriate state feedback Envoy Closed loop control system It has arbitrarily specified performance. However, if only the closed-loop control system designed is required to be asymptotically stable (see stability), then the fully controllable condition can be relaxed to be partially controllable, and only the uncontrollable part is required to be stable. Generally, the partially controllable system whose uncontrollable part is stable is called stable system.
about Distributed parameter system and nonlinear system Controllability and its judging conditions have also been studied, but its complexity has greatly increased, and many problems remain to be solved.

criterion

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Linear time invariant system There are many different forms of the state controllability criterion of the.
one Kalman criterion [4]
For linear time invariant systems
The system can be controlled if it reaches full rank.
two Hautus criterion
First of all, we need to know the theorem: linear time invariant system passes through nonsingular linear transformation The controllability of the rear state remains unchanged.
The following formula holds for all complex numbers λ
(n is full rank), the system is controllable.