The Internal Model Principle of Control Theory.¶
Francis, B. A., & Wonham, W. M. (1976). The Internal Model Principle of Control Theory. Automatica, 12(5), 457-465.
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- Good Regulator Theorem
- In control engineering and cybernetics, the internal-model principle is essentially Conant–Ashby for linear systems: a controller can asymptotically reject a class of disturbances only if its dynamics include a copy of the disturbance generator, and the optimal state estimator is a model of the plant.
This sourceStates the internal-model principle: a controller achieves asymptotic disturbance rejection only if its feedback loop contains a model (a reduplicated copy of the modes) of the exosystem generating the disturbance/reference — e.g., an integrator models a constant disturbance.
- In control engineering and cybernetics, the internal-model principle is essentially Conant–Ashby for linear systems: a controller can asymptotically reject a class of disturbances only if its dynamics include a copy of the disturbance generator, and the optimal state estimator is a model of the plant.
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