Abstract
A formula is derived which relates the sampling period explicitly to the ratio of initial and final values of control sequence in a sampled-data system controlled by Kalman's dead-beat algorithm. An extension to the Kalman controller is presented, which allows all its desirable attributes to be retained when applied to non asymptotically stable processes.
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