Optimal design of PID controllers using the QFT method
A. C. Zolotas, G. D. Halikias

TL;DR
This paper introduces an optimization algorithm for designing PID controllers using Quantitative Feedback Theory (QFT), aiming to minimize open-loop gain while satisfying robustness and performance constraints, thereby automating the loop-shaping process.
Contribution
The paper presents a simple, automated optimization method for PID controller design within the QFT framework, enhancing robustness and performance in control systems.
Findings
Effective in minimizing open-loop gain
Automates the loop-shaping process
Validated with a practical example
Abstract
An optimisation algorithm is proposed for designing PID controllers, which minimises the asymptotic open-loop gain of a system, subject to appropriate robust- stability and performance QFT constraints. The algorithm is simple and can be used to automate the loop-shaping step of the QFT design procedure. The effectiveness of the method is illustrated with an example.
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