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This table summarizes what's new in Version 3.4 (R2009b):
New Features and Changes | Version Compatibility Considerations | Fixed Bugs and Known Problems |
|---|---|---|
Yes | Yes | Bug
Reports |
New features and changes introduced in this version are described here:
New Option to Improve Robust Performance by Accounting for Real Uncertain Parameters
New Interface for Simulating Effects of Uncertainty in Simulink Models
New Command to Model Multiple LTI Responses as One Uncertain System
You can now improve robust performance by accounting for real uncertain parameters when designing controllers using µ-synthesis. The user-defined options you use in the dksyn command now includes a new option MixedMU. Set this option to 'on' to account for real uncertain parameters in your system. For more information, see the dkitopt, and dksyn reference pages.
If you have Simulink Control Design software installed, you can take model uncertainty into account when linearizing a Simulink model. You can then use the resulting uncertain linearized model (uss object) to perform linear analysis and robust control design.
If your model already contains Uncertain State Space blocks, use the new ulinearize command to obtain an uss model. If you want to account for uncertainty in your linear analysis without using Uncertain State Space blocks, you can specify individual Simulink blocks to linearize to an uncertain variable. For more information, see "Computing Uncertain State-Space Models from Simulink Models" in the Robust Control Toolbox User's Guide.
This version of the product provides a new interface to simulate the effects of uncertainty in Simulink models. The interface includes the following:
Uncertain State Space block to specify uncertain system in Simulink. You should replace USS System blocks in your existing models with the Uncertain State Space block. To do so, run the slupdate command on your models.
ufind command to extract all uncertain variables from a Simulink model.
usample command to generate random values of these uncertain variables.
For more information on simulating the effects of uncertainty using the new interface, see "Simulating Effects of Uncertainty" in the Robust Control Toolbox User's Guide.
This version of the product includes a new ucover command that lets you model a family of LTI responses as one uncertain system. For more information, see the ucover reference page.
The following new and updated demos illustrate use of the new features:
"Control of Spring-Mass-Damper Using Mixed mu-Synthesis" shows use of the new MixedMU option and dksyn command for mixed-mu synthesis.
"Linearization of Simulink Models with Uncertainty" shows how to compute uncertain state-space models using ulinearize and Simulink Control Design software.
"Robustness Analysis in Simulink" uses the new interface for simulating effects of uncertainty in Simulink models.
"Simultaneous Stabilization Using Robust Control" and "Modeling a Family of Responses as an Uncertain System" show use of the ucover command.
"First-Cut Robust Design" shows use of the usample, ucover and dksyn commands.
To access the demos, type
demo('toolbox','robust control')
Function, Property or Block Name | What Happens When You Use Function or Property? | Use This Instead | Compatibility Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
usiminfo | Still runs | ufind | See New Interface for Simulating Effects of Uncertainty in Simulink Models. |
usimfill | Still runs | ufind | See New Interface for Simulating Effects of Uncertainty in Simulink Models. |
usimsamp | Still runs | usample | See New Interface for Simulating Effects of Uncertainty in Simulink Models. |
USS System block | Still runs | Uncertain State Space block | See New Interface for Simulating Effects of Uncertainty in Simulink Models. |
ltiarray2uss | Still runs | ucover | See New Command to Model Multiple LTI Responses as One Uncertain System. |
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