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How to take feedback from a state for a MIMO design

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Shilp Dixit
Shilp Dixit le 22 Oct 2012
Commenté : Mr. NailGuy le 28 Oct 2017
Hi,
How can i create a control system model with feedback taken from state instead of output i.e. State Feedback?
I have 4 states, 2 inputs and 2 outputs.
  • Feedback from state 2,x(2) and state 4, x(4) to be used to create input function for u(2) = fs. u(1) does not depend on state.
  • I have another concern. While creating the state space model i had my input vector as a 2 X N matrix. However while using a lsim function I had to provide input in the form N X 2. Is there something deeply wrong with my approach?...
Code and document in the links below.
Thanks for all the help...
Regards
Shilp

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Arkadiy Turevskiy
Arkadiy Turevskiy le 22 Oct 2012
You can add 2 more rows to your C and D matrices:
for C: [0 1 0 0;
0 0 0 1];
for D: [0 0;
0 0];
This would give you 4 outputs and 2 inputs, with outputs 3 and 4 being your states 2 and 4.
Arkadiy
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Shilp Dixit
Shilp Dixit le 23 Oct 2012
Thank you very much for the help.
I am still a bit confused about the explanation of matrix C and D. 1. Do I create another pseudo system with states as input and my dependent input as the output.
OR
1. Modify my current matrix C and D to accommodate the control signal.
How can I achieve the same result by working on transfer functions?
Mr. NailGuy
Mr. NailGuy le 28 Oct 2017
If I want to get the step response of the output of the system instead of the state variables and plot it using Simulink, how can I get it? Same as this problem posted, I was able to feedback the state to the system but when I check the output of the system it shows the graph of my state instead of my output. Can you help me on this?

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