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Application of a x-Plane Design Method to the Grumman F - 14 Pitch Axis Control Problem

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1 Author(s)
Yang, Jiann-Shiou ; Department of Computer Engineering, University of Minnesota, Duluth, MN 55812

A specific z-plane control design technique is used to design the pitch axis controller for the Grumman F - 14 aircraft. Simulations show that the angle-of-attack (sampled-data) step response of the system satisfies the design specifications. Due to the sampling, a non-minimum phase zero is induced in the plant which makes the controller unstable. An attempt is also taken to stabilize the controller via the H¿ model-matching technique.

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American Control Conference, 1993

Date of Conference: 2-4 June 1993

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