USE OF STATE OBSERVERS IN THE OPTIMAL FEEDBACK CONTROL OF AUTOMATED TRANSIT VEHICLES.

W. L. Garrard, A. L. Kornhauser

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Abstract

The theory of optimal control and the theory of observers are applied to the design of feedback systems for longitudinal control of vehicles in automated, high-capacity transit systems. The resulting controllers require only measurement of position and velocity errors and excellent dynamic response is achieved for mainline operation, for merging and demerging from stations, for maneuvering at intersections and for emergency stopping.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages919-931
Number of pages13
StatePublished - 1973
EventJt Autom Control Conf of the Am Autom Control Counc, 14th, Annu, Prepr, Columbus, Jun 20-22 1973 - Columbus, OH, USA
Duration: Jun 20 1973Jun 22 1973

Other

OtherJt Autom Control Conf of the Am Autom Control Counc, 14th, Annu, Prepr, Columbus, Jun 20-22 1973
CityColumbus, OH, USA
Period6/20/736/22/73

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • General Engineering

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