Abstract
AbstractThis paper presents a generalization of inverted decoupling for TITO (two inputs, two outputs) processes that allows more flexibility choosing the transfer functions of the decoupled apparent process. The possible configurations and their corresponding different cases are analyzed. In order to select the proper configuration, the realizability conditions are exposed. The methodology is applied to a simulation example and a real experimental lab process. Comparisons with other authors show its effectiveness.
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