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Chapter 5 Robust Performance Tailoring with Tuning - SSL - MIT

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Figure 3-4: Mode shape of first bending mode for the nominal (–) and worst-case<br />

(- -) uncertainty PT designs.<br />

the probability of success for a mission it is desirable to design a system such that it<br />

both meets performance requirements and is insensitive to model uncertainty. In the<br />

following section common robust design techniques aimed at decreasing the sensitivity<br />

of the design to the uncertainty parameters are discussed.<br />

3.2 RPT Formulation<br />

<strong>Robust</strong> performance tailoring accounts for the effects of uncertainty on the perfor-<br />

mance predictions by minimizing a robust objective function, JRP T , in lieu of the<br />

nominal performance:<br />

min<br />

�x JRP T (�x) (3.3)<br />

s.t. �g (�x) ≤ 0<br />

Unlike the PT optimization formulation, the RPT problem specifically accounts for<br />

the fact that there is uncertainty in the model parameters by adding a robustness<br />

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