This work proposes a novel design method for generalized order lead/lag compensators. With respect to the traditional lead/lag compensator, it introduces a new parameter, β, which is a non-integer number. A new design method of the compensator is introduced in order to quantify its design parameters. Compared to its integer order counterpart, the generalized order lead compensator facilitates with the unique solution of desired design specifications with maximum phase at the desired gain cross-over frequency to achieve reshaping of the loop frequency domain characteristics. On the other hand, generalized order lag compensator is designed so as to allow minimum phase lag at the new gain crossover frequency. Examples with simulation and real-time results are presented to validate the efficacy of the proposed approach.
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