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Combining (12.8), (12.9), (12.10), (12.11) and (12.12), the state-space realisation of the
generalised plant P , with inputs
w
, u and outputs z , y , is obtained as
A 00 0 B 1 B 2
B v C a A v 00 B v D 1 a B v D 2 a
B u C 1 b 0 A u 0 B u D 11 b B u D 12 b
B F C 2 b 00 A F B F D 21 b B F D 22 b
D v C a C v 00 D v D 1 a D v D 2 a
D u C 1 b 0 C u 0 D u D 11 b D u D 12 b
------------------------------------------------------------------------
C a
P
=
.
00 0
D 1 a
D 2 a
00 C F D F D 21 b + 00
ζ D F D 22 b
D F C 2 b
12.2.2 State-space Realisation of the Closed-loop Transfer Function
Denote by P the transfer function from u
to z
y
. Then
A 0 B 1 B 2
B F C 2 b A F B F D 21 b B F D 22 b
C a 0 D 1 a D 2 a
C 1 b 0 D 11 b D 12 b
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C a
A
B 1
B 2
=
P
.
C 1
D 11
D 12
=
C 2
D 21
D 22
0
D 1 a
D 2 a
D F C 2 b C F D F D 21 b + 00
ζ D F D 22 b
Assume that the controller is realised as
A K B K
C K D K
K
=
,
0if K is obtained from the standard H algorithm. However, D K may
be non-zero after controller reduction. According to the star-product formula (Zhou and Doyle
1998), the transfer function from
where, usually, D K =
w
to z is
A
B 2
RD K C 2
B 2
RC K
B 1 +
B 2
RD K
D 21
+
T z w = F l ( P
B K R C 2
B K R D 22 C K
B K R D 21
,
,
=
A K +
K )
C 1 +
D 12 D K R C 2
D 12
RC K
D 11 +
D 12 D K R D 21
where
R
D 22 ) 1
D 22 D K ) 1
=
( I
D K
,
R
=
( I
.
 
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