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Hybrid Integrator-Gain Systems: A Remedy for Overshoot Limitations in Linear Control?

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This letter shows that for a single-input single-output linear time-invariant plant having a real unstable open-loop pole, the overshoot inherent when using any stabilizinglinear time- Invariant feedback controller can be eliminated with a hybrid integrator-gain-based control strategy.
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This letter shows that for a single-input single-output linear time-invariant plant having a real unstable open-loop pole, the overshoot inherent when using any stabilizing linear time-invariant feedback controller can be eliminated with a hybrid integrator-gain-based control strategy. Key design considerations underlying the presented controller are discussed, and an interpretation of the working mechanism is provided.

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Reset PID design for motion systems with Stribeck friction

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A Frequency-Domain Tuning Method for a Class of Reset Control Systems

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Projection-based integrators for improved motion control: Formalization, well-posedness and stability of hybrid integrator-gain systems

TL;DR: The hybrid integrator-gain system (HIGS) as mentioned in this paper is a nonlinear integrator designed to avoid the limitations typically associated with linear integrators, which keeps the sign of its input and output equal, thereby inducing less phase lag than a linear integrator.
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Reset PID Design for Motion Systems With Stribeck Friction

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On the Equivalence of Extended and Oblique Projected Dynamics with Applications to Hybrid Integrator-Gain Systems

TL;DR: In this paper, the equivalence results of extended PDS and oblique PDS are established for hybrid integrator-gain systems (HIGS), which are recently introduced hybrid control elements aiming at overcoming fundamental limitations of linear time invariant control.
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