Control relevant estimation of plant and disturbance dynamics

Estimating models for both plant and disturbance dynamics is important in control design applications that focus on disturbance rejection. Several methods for low-order approximate model estimation on the basis of closed-loop data exist in the literature, but fail to address the simultaneous estimation of low-order approximate models of both plant and disturbance dynamics. In this paper a new extended two-stage methodology is proposed that allows for low-order approximate disturbance model estimation. In the proposed extended two-stage method the first stage is used to estimate high-order models for filtering purposes. In the second stage, filtered signals are used to provide the means for low-order approximate model estimation of both plant and disturbance dynamics. 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

• Type: Journal
• Year: 2006
• Where: AUTOMATICA
• Authors: J. Zeng, Raymond A. de Callafon
• Keywords: Approximate Model Estimation, AUTOMATICA 2006, Low-order Approximate Disturbance, Low-order Approximate Model