A bang-bang control scheme to improve system recovery after large disturbances is derived from a linear-system model. Consideration is given to the practical constraints imposed on the state and control variables of a typical power plant. The implementation of the method is carried out on a laboratory micromachine working online with a digital PDP 8 computer. Results are favourably compared to those shown by other studies performed by digital simulation despite the simlicity of the model used to obtain the basic control law.
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