A structural principle for a class of adaptive systems

Thathachar, M. A. L. ; Gajendran, F. (1980) A structural principle for a class of adaptive systems International Journal of Control, 31 (3). pp. 519-538. ISSN 0020-7179

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Abstract

A feature common to many adaptive systems for identification and control is the adjustment.of gain parameters in a manner ensuring the stability of the overall system. This paper puts forward a principle which assures such a result for arbitrary systems which are linear and time invariant except for the adjustable parameters. The principle only demands that a transfer function be positive real. This transfer function dependent on the structure of the system with respect to the parameters. Several examples from adaptive identification, control and observer schemes are given as illustrations of the conceptual simplification provided by the structural principle.

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