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Matlab hinfnorm()
Syntax
ninf = hinfnorm(sys)
ninf = hinfnorm(sys,tol)
[ninf,fpeak] = hinfnorm(___)
Description
ninf = hinfnorm(sys)
returns the H∞ norm in absolute units of the dynamic system model, sys
.
- If
sys
is a stable SISO system, then the H∞ norm is the peak gain, the largest value of the frequency response magnitude. - If
sys
is a stable MIMO system, then the H∞ norm is the largest singular value across frequencies. - If
sys
is an unstable system, then the H∞ norm is defined as Inf. - If
sys
is a model that has tunable or uncertain parameters, then hinfnorm evaluates the H∞ norm at the current or nominal value of sys. - If is a model array, then hinfnorm returns an array of the same size as sys, where
ninf(k) = hinfnorm(sys(:,:,k))
.
For stable systems, hinfnorm(sys)
is the same as getPeakGain(sys)
.
ninf = hinfnorm(sys,tol)
returns the H∞ norm of sys with relative accuracy tol
.
[ninf,fpeak] = hinfnorm(___)
also returns the frequency, fpeak, at which the peak gain or largest singular value occurs. You can use this syntax with any of the input arguments in previous syntaxes. If sys is unstable, then fpeak = Inf
.
E.G.
Norm of MIMO System
Compute the H∞ norm of the following 2-input, 2-output dynamic system and the frequency at which the peak singular value occurs.
G ( s ) = [ 0 3 s s 2 + s + 10 s + 1 s + 5 2 s + 6 ] G(s) = \left[\begin{matrix} 0 & \frac{3s}{s^2 + s +10} \\ \frac{s+1}{s+5} & \frac{2}{s+6} \end{matrix}\right] G(s)=[0s+5s+1s2+s+103ss+62]
G = [0 tf([3 0],[1 1 10]);tf([1 1],[1 5]),tf(2,[1 6])];
[ninf,fpeak] = hinfnorm(G)
ninf = 3.0150
fpeak = 3.1623
The H∞ norm of a MIMO system is its maximum singular value. Plot the singular values of G and compare the result from hinfnorm.
sigma(G), grid
The values ninf
and fpeak
are consistent with the singular value plot, which displays the values in dB.
https://www.mathworks.com/help/robust/ref/lti.hinfnorm.html
http://matrix.etseq.urv.es/manuals/matlab/toolbox/mutools/h2norm.html