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New digital redesign method by N-Delay control and its application
A new digital redesign method is proposed for feedback control systems, by which the states in the continuous-time system are completely reserved in the redesigned sampled-data system. The features of the proposed method are: (1) the N-Delay control is employed, and the lth plant input is changed N/sub l/ times during one sampling period; (2) the states of the redesigned sampled-data system completely match those of the original continuous-time closed-loop system at every sampling period; and (3) the proposed redesign method can be applicable for a state-feedback and/or a dynamic controller. An illustrative example of position control using a DC servo motor is presented. The advantages of the proposed redesign approach are demonstrated both in the time and frequency domains.