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H∞ controllers for the rejection of microvibration disturbances

By: Gabriel, S. B.; Langley, R. S.; Rogers, E.; Aglietti, G.; Stoustrup, J.;

1999 / IEEE

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This item from - IEEE Conference - 1999 European Control Conference (ECC) - The suppression of microvibrations (low amplitude vibrations with frequencies in the range 1 to 1000 Hz) is becoming increasingly important in spacecraft and other applications and can only be achieved (in most cases) by active feedback control schemes. This paper describes a Lagrange-Rayleigh-Ritz method which has been used to develop a state space description of the generic case of a vibrating panel with piezo-electric patches as actuators and sensors, disturbances, and a payload. The resulting models are used here to design H∞ based active feedback control schemes for disturbance attenuation.