STATE-FEEDBACK CONTROL
ECE4520/5520: Multivariable Control Systems I. 6–1 STATE-FEEDBACK CONTROL 6.1: State-feedback control We are given a particular system having dynamics x.t/P D Ax.t/CBu.t/ y.t/D Cx.t/CDu.t/: We know that open-loop system poles are given by eigenvalues of A. Want to use input u.t/ to change the dynamics.
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