Abstract
The use of the internal model principle (IMP, absorption principle) and internal model control (IMC) together is investigated. The design constructively achieves both robust stability and disturbance rejection. A comparison with one-degree-of-freedom IMC is made. The advantage over IMC is in the treatment of the disturbance rejection which results in a much simpler design for general classes of disturbances.
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