Dr. Dimitry Gorinevsky Profile

Dr. Dimitry Gorinevsky

at Honeywell Inc

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Proceedings Article | 18 December 2002 Paper

Adaptive membrane for large lightweight space telescopes

Dimitry Gorinevsky, T. Tupper Hyde

Proceedings Volume 4849, (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.460076

KEYWORDS: Space telescopes, Actuators, Telescopes, Space reconnaissance, Mirrors, Earth sciences, Reconnaissance, Hubble Space Telescope, Reflectors, Sensors

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Proceedings Article | 7 June 2002 Paper

System analysis of power transients in advanced WDM networks

Dimitry Gorinevsky, Gennady Farber

Proceedings Volume 4653, (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.469653

KEYWORDS: Optical networks, Optical amplifiers, Wavelength division multiplexing networks, Circuit switching, Network architectures, Transient nonlinear optics, Optical components, Signal attenuation, Switching, Optical circuits

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Proceedings Article | 19 June 2000 Paper

Uncertainty models for control of distributed actuator and sensor arrays

Dimitry Gorinevsky, Gunter Stein

Proceedings Volume 3984, (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.388786

KEYWORDS: Actuators, Systems modeling, Control systems, Sensors, Distributed computing, Reflectors, Feedback control, Dynamical systems, Spatial frequencies, Argon

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This paper considers control analysis approaches for systems incorporating large actuator and sensor arrays. Applications of such systems are increasingly common because of the development of micro-systems technology. Many imaging systems have large one-dimensional or two-dimensional arrays of actuators. This includes RF or optical reflectors, display, printing, and other systems. Signal processing for large sensor arrays has well-established theory and applications, especially in imaging. At the same time, approaches to control of large distributed actuator and sensor arrays are much less developed. This paper considers one of the fundamental issues in design and analysis of large actuator and sensor array systems. The key notion in modern feedback control theory is the notion of uncertainty and associated notion of control robustness to this uncertainty. In control of dynamical systems evolving in time, structured uncertainty models are commonly accepted for theoretical analysis (Structured Singular Value or (mu) -analysis) and practical control design. In control of spatially distributed processes, there is a need to establish appropriate models of the uncertainty of the system spatial and dynamical characteristics. This paper discusses an extension of structured uncertainty models towards controlled systems with spatially distributed arrays of actuators and sensors. Unlike a dynamical uncertainty, spatial uncertainty is not casual in the spatial coordinate. This leads to related but different uncertainty models in the two cases. For spatial coordinates, boundary effects also contribute to the modeling error. By using the discussed uncertainty models, the existing methods of robust control design and analysis can be extended towards spatially distributed systems. As an illustrative example, this paper demonstrates an application of the developed approach to a one-dimensional model of a flexible reflector with a distrusted actuator array for shape control.

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