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Robust Control and Frequency-Domain Limits: Bode's Sensitivity Integral ("Waterbed Effect"), Small-Gain Theorem, H-Infinity Synthesis, Mu-Analysis, and Flexible Structure Resonances
Every feedback controller obeys a strict conservation law of nature: push disturbance sensitivity down in one frequency band, and it must pop up somewhere else—Bode's Waterbed Effect. Add an unstable pole or a non-minimum-phase zero, and the waterbed is pumped full of extra water before you even start. We trace the mathematics of fundamental feedback limits, H-infinity synthesis, structured singular value mu-analysis, and flexible-structure resonance control.
Chapters
00:00:00 Cold Open: "We Pushed Disturbance Sensitivity Down by 40 dB Below 500 Hz—So Why Did the Wafer Stage Just Explode into…
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