A procedure for partitioning a global (centralized) controller into interconnected decentralized subcontrollers is presented. It is shown that the controller partitioning problem is different than controller order reduction. An example is presented to demonstrate a procedure wherein an integrated flight/propulsion controller is partitioned into separate airframe and engine subcontrollers. Results show that the assembled partitioned subcontrollers closely match the response of the centralized controller in the frequency domain.
Partitioning methods for global controllers
1990-01-01
Conference paper
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English
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