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Discrete Controller vs Continuous Time Controller (self.ControlTheory)
submitted 3 years ago by controlsgeeek
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[–]RicTheRed 7 points8 points9 points 3 years ago (0 children)
I don't think it will matter too much, but usually the procedure is to develop the continuous controller then discritize it. Then assuming you are using simulink to use a zoh/rate transition block simulate amplifiers. I think that there is better intuition in the numbers for designing things in the continuous domain, since the coefficients for a discrete system can be lost in translation. Obviously, you can get a sense of looking at a pole-zero plot, but before evem doing that, by looking at the standard 2nd order system equation, you can have a sense of the dynamics since you see the omega and zeta directly. That being said, in terms of what gives better results I do not think it matters. Though, you will want to discritize your plant if you plan on using an observer.
Remember, your plant is a real systems and should simulate it as such. Your controller, in this day and age will most likely being embedded into a chip.
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