Practical numerical algorithms for chaotic systems
Practical numerical algorithms for chaotic systems
On contraction analysis for non-linear systems
Automatica (Journal of IFAC)
The CD-ROM Drive: A Brief System Description
The CD-ROM Drive: A Brief System Description
Stability of Phase-Based Gain Modulation with Designer-Chosen Switch Functions
International Journal of Robotics Research
Stability and performance of a variable gain controller with application to a dvd storage drive
Automatica (Journal of IFAC)
Notch filtering and multirate control for radial tracking in high-speed DVD-players
IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics
Model reduction for nonlinear systems with incremental gain or passivity properties
Automatica (Journal of IFAC)
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In this paper, a method for the performance assessment of a variable-gain control design for optical storage drives is proposed. The variable-gain strategy is used to overcome well-known linear control design trade-offs between low-frequency tracking properties and high-frequency noise sensitivity. A convergence-based control design is proposed that guarantees stability of the closed-loop system and a unique bounded steady-state response for any bounded disturbance. These favourable properties, guaranteed by virtue of convergence, allow for a unique performance evaluation of the control system. Moreover, technical conditions for convergence are derived for the variable-gain controlled system and a quantitative performance measure, taking into account both low-frequency tracking properties and high-frequency measurement noise sensitivity, is proposed. The convergence conditions together with the performance measure jointly constitute a design tool for tuning the parameters of the variable-gain controller. The resulting design is shown to outperform linear control designs.