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Time Optimal Control Within a Dual Mode Constraint

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In this paper, a fast time positional control system of third order has been proposed, where a first bang-bang mode operates until the position is close to target, followed by a second linear feedback mode which gives asymptotic stability.
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A design is reported for a fast time positional control system of third order which has two modes of operation; a first bang-bang mode operates until the position is close to target, followed by a second linear feedback mode which gives asymptotic stability. The design is applicable to situations in which the positional state is to be moved repeatedly among a finite set of target positions. The switch times for the first mode are selected to minimize the time to reach the mode boundary plus a terminal penalty which is the settling time of the second mode. In the example given, the response time using this controller is compared with the optimal time to the target, and with the response time of equivalent saturating proportional control.

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A Time-Optimal Digital Position Controller Using a Permanent-Magnet DC Servomotor

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors considered the practical implementation of minimum-time control of angular position using a permanent-magnet dc servomotor and proposed an analog time-optimal controller derived from the switching characteristics.
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Reachable sets and singular arcs for minimum fuel problems based on norm-invariant systems

TL;DR: In this article, a class of norm-invariant systems with an added fuel coordinate is shown to have easily described reachable sets, and the minimum fuel problems defined on such systems, having a solution that follows from Athans and Falb, are shown to contain singular arcs.
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A Dual Mode Suboptimum Minimum Time Control of Higher Order Systems for Step Displacement Inputs

TL;DR: In this article, a dual mode suboptimum minimum time control of a high-order system with negative real roots and with inputs restricted to step displacement input has been discussed, where the mechanization of the switching computer is simplified by initially reducing the number of switching reversals by forcing some of the higher order derivatives of error to zero at the switching instant and secondly by realizing linear switching boundaries by modifying the magnitude of the actuating input.
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