Állapotszabályozás
Állapotszabályozás, commonly translated as state-space control or state control, is a fundamental concept in control theory. It refers to a methodology for designing control systems that utilize the internal state variables of a system to achieve desired performance objectives. Unlike traditional control methods that often rely on input-output relationships, state-space control explicitly considers the system's dynamic behavior represented by its state vector.
The state vector encapsulates all the necessary information about the system at a given time, allowing for
Control laws are then derived based on this state-space model. Common techniques include state feedback, where