Informations générales
Number of hours
- Lectures 30.0
- Projects -
- Tutorials -
- Internship -
- Laboratory works 30.0
ECTSECTS
5.0
Goal(s)
Definition, analysis and control of linear-time-invariant discrete-time systems.
State space modelisation of linear (continuous and discrete time) systems.
State space modelisation and linearisation of non linear systems.
Design a pole placement controller using the polynomial approach.
Understand the implementation constraints.
Responsible(s)
Content(s)
CM : 30h
Introduction
Sampled-time systems
Performances of sampled-time systems
Digital control
System description in state space
Linearisation
Different state space representations (controllable, modal ..)
Solution to state space equations
Properties (nonuniqueness, stability, controllability, observability)
Definition of the sensitivity functions
Definition of performance and robustness criteria
The polynomial approach to the pole placement problem
Implementation of digital controllers (prefiltering, computation time, controller realizations, quantification)
Limitations due to actuators/sensors (anti windup)
Analysis of disturbance effects
Analysis of modelling uncertainties, robustness
Technical sessions (PW) 12h + Computer sessions 18h.
PrerequisitesM6 + module intégrateur de 1A
Test
Session 1
Final assessment (ET1) : 3 hours supervised written exam + MCQ
Continuous assessment (CC1) :60% mark from BE, 40% mark from labs (TP)
BE's mark is based on the work carried out during the sessions, on the summary reports and on an oral presentation with slides.
The TP mark is based on the work carried out during the sessions and on the lab reports.
Session 2
Final exam (ET2) : new assessment (ET2) to replace session 1 assessment (ET1)
Continous assessment (CC2) : no resit for continuous assessment, session 1 assessment retained (CC1=CC2)
Calendar
The course exists in the following branches:
- Curriculum - Master's Degree in Engineering ASI - Semester 7
Additional Information
Course ID : 4EUS3AUT
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