Abstract
An important problem in control engineering is to design a controller to achieve robust asymptotic tracking of certain reference signals despite certain disturbance inputs. In the present work, this problem, which is known as the robust servomechanism problem, is considered for decentralized linear time-invariant (LTI) neutral systems with distributed time-delay. However, the system is also allowed to have discrete time-delays besides distributed time-delays. The reference signals and the disturbance input are assumed to satisfy a LTI neutral delay-differential equation with distributed and/or discrete time-delays. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a controller which solves this problem are derived. The structure of this controller (when it exists) is also presented.
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