Robust controller synthesis is of great practical interest and its automation is a key concern in control system design. Automatic controller synthesis is still a open problem. In this paper a new, efficient method has been proposed for automated synthesis of a fixed structure quantitative feedback theory (QFT) controller by solving QFT quadratic inequalities of robust stability and performance specifications. The controller synthesis problem is posed as interval constraint satisfying problem (ICSP) and solved with interval constraint solver. The method is guaranteed to find all feasible controllers of given structure in the search domain. The proposed method is tested on two benchmark problems, and simple, low order controllers are successfully obtained in quick time.

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Light weight robotic manipulators have significant advantages over their heavy counterparts in terms of efficiency of energy consumption and speed. However, they also have an inherent problem of vibrations which significantly affect their performance. Control strategies need to be developed to control their vibrational behavior. Many different control strategies have already been developed and tested on the manipulators. However, not enough work has been done to test the Quantitative Feedback Theory, a frequency domain based robust control strategy. Though several nonlinear model/control based methods have been developed for control of single or serial flexible link manipulator, the domain of parallel flexible links manipulators is unexplored. QFT, being a robust control strategy, promises to exactly tackle these uncertainties in the manipulator. This project is aimed at analyzing the performance of a QFT based controller in controlling the vibrations in flexible multilink manipulator systems.

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Consider a two-degree-of-freedom feedback system configuration as shown in Figure where G (s) and F (s) are the controller and prefilter respectively.