2016 IEEE Information Technology, Networking, Electronic and Automation Control Conference 2016
DOI: 10.1109/itnec.2016.7560508
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Research on aero-engine analytical linearization model

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“…We define that (·) q represents the value of the steady‐state equilibrium point for aero‐engine. Based on the Taylor series expansion that reckons without the higher order terms above second order, a linearized model of the continuous system (70) around steady state is denoted as 46 truex˙c=Acxc+Bcucyc=Ccxc+Dcuc, where state variable is xc=nLnHTnLnHqT, input variables is uc=WfmA8TWfmA8qT, output variable is yc=T45T45q, and linearized matrices are …”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We define that (·) q represents the value of the steady‐state equilibrium point for aero‐engine. Based on the Taylor series expansion that reckons without the higher order terms above second order, a linearized model of the continuous system (70) around steady state is denoted as 46 truex˙c=Acxc+Bcucyc=Ccxc+Dcuc, where state variable is xc=nLnHTnLnHqT, input variables is uc=WfmA8TWfmA8qT, output variable is yc=T45T45q, and linearized matrices are …”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%