Actuator Saturation Control

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Pub. Date: 2002-02-20
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Summary

Compiling the most significant advances from nearly a decade of research, this reference compares and evaluates a wide variety of techniques for the design, analysis, and implementation of control methodologies for systems with actuator saturation. The book presents efficient computational algorithms and new control paradigms for application in the mechanical, electrical, and aerospace industries. Offering real-world solutions to manage system constraints, Actuator Saturation Control provides concise tutorials on recent breakthroughs in the field; novel procedures to achieve global stability, optimal performance, and dynamic anti-windup; practical strategies to model and predict actuator dynamics; effective methods to reduce system sensitivity to external disturbances; equations within the stochastic linearization framework for actuator saturation control; current approaches to ensure graceful performance degradation in the presence of saturation phenomena; linear parameter-varying (LPV) formulations of state and output feedback controllers, and a comprehensive survey of optimal windup and directionality compensation.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Contributors xvii
Anti-windup for Exponentially Unstable Linear Systems with Rate and Magnitude Input Limits
1(32)
C. Barbu
R. Reginatto
A.R. Teel
L. Zaccarian
Introduction
1(3)
The Anti-windup Construction
4(10)
Problem Statement
4(2)
The Anti-windup Compensator
6(2)
Main Result
8(6)
Anti-windup Design for an Unstable Aircraft
14(7)
Aircraft Model and Design Goals
14(2)
Selection of the Operating Region
16(2)
The Nominal Controller
18(3)
Simulations
21(1)
Conclusions
22(2)
Proof of the Main Result
24(9)
References
28(5)
Selecting the Level of Actuator Saturation for Small Performance Degradation of Linear Designs
33(14)
Y. Eun
C. Gokcek
P.T. Kabamba
S.M. Meerkov
Introduction
33(2)
Problem Formulation
35(2)
Main Result
37(351)
Examples
388(30)
Conclusions
418
Appendix
41(6)
References
44(3)
Null Controllability and Stabilization of Linear Systems Subject to Asymmetric Actuator Saturation
47(30)
T. Hu
A. N. Pitsillides
Z. Lin
Introduction
47(2)
Preliminaries and Notation
49(2)
Null Controllable Regions
51(7)
General Description of Null Controllable Regions
51(3)
Systems with Only Real Eigenvalues
54(2)
Systems with Complex Eigenvalues
56(2)
Domain of Attraction under Saturated Linear State Feedback
58(9)
Semiglobal Stabilization on the Null Controllable Region
67(8)
Second Order Anti-stable Systems
67(7)
Higher Order Systems with Two Exponentially Unstable Poles
74(1)
Conclusions
75(2)
References
75(2)
Regional H2 Performance Synthesis
77(32)
T. Iwasaki
M. Fu
Introduction
77(1)
Analysis
78(5)
A General Framework
78(2)
Applications---Linear and Circle Analyses
80(3)
Synthesis
83(12)
Problem Formulation and a Critical Observation
83(3)
Proof of Theorem 4.1
86(1)
Fixed-gain Control
87(5)
Switching Control
92(3)
Design Examples
95(7)
Switching Control with Linear Analysis
95(1)
Swithcing Control with Circle Analysis
96(4)
Fixed Gain Control with Accelerated Convergence
100(2)
Further Discussion
102(7)
References
105(4)
Disturbance Attenuation with Bounded Actuators: An LPV Approach
109(26)
F. Jabbari
Introduction
109(2)
Preliminaries
111(2)
Parameter-independent Lyapunov Functions
113(4)
Parameter-dependent Compensators and Lyapunov Functions
117(1)
Numerical Example
118(1)
Rate Bounds
119(3)
Scheduled Controllers: State Feedback Case
122(9)
Obtaining the Controller
126(2)
Special case: Constant Q
128(1)
A Simple Example
129(2)
Conclusion
131(4)
References
131(4)
LMI-Based Control of Discrete-Time Systems with Actuator Amplitude and Rate Nonlinearities
135(28)
H. Pan
V. Kapila
Introduction
135(2)
State Feedback Control of Discrete-Time Systems with Actuator Amplitude and Rate Nonlinearities
137(4)
State Feedback Controller Synthesis for Discrete-Time Systems with Actuator Amplitude and Rate Nonlinearities
141(5)
Dynamic Output Feedback Control of Discrete-Time Systems with Actuator Amplitude and Rate Nonlinearities
146(2)
Dynamic Output Feedback Controller Synthesis for Discrete-Time Systems with Actuator Amplitude and Rate Nonlinearities
148(6)
Illustrative Numerical Examples
154(3)
Conclusion
157(6)
References
159(4)
Robust Control Design for Systems with Saturating Nonlinearities
163(26)
T. Pare
H. Hindi
J. How
Introduction
163(4)
Problems of Local Control Design
167(3)
The Design Approach
170(1)
System Model
171(2)
Design Algorithms
173(6)
Stability Region (SR)
174(1)
Disturbance Rejection (DR)
175(2)
Local L2-Gain (EG)
177(1)
Controller Reconstruction
178(1)
Optimization Algorithms
179(1)
L2-Gain Control Example
179(2)
Conclusions
181(1)
Appendix
182(7)
Preliminaries
182(1)
Region of Convergence Design
183(1)
Local Disturbance Rejection Design
184(1)
Local L2-Gain Design
184(1)
References
184(5)
Output Regulation of Linear Plants Subject to State and Input Constraints
189(38)
A. Saberi
A.A. Stoorvogel
G. Shi
P. Sannuti
Introduction
190(1)
System Model and Primary Assumptions
191(3)
A Model for Actuator Constraints
194(3)
Statements of Problems
197(3)
Taxonomy of Constraints
200(2)
Low-gain and Low-high Gain Design for Linear Systems with Actuators Subject to Both Amplitude and Rate Constraints
202(7)
Static Low-gain State Feedback
203(2)
A New Version of Low-gain Design
205(2)
A New Low-high Gain Design
207(1)
Scheduled Low-gain Design
208(1)
Main Results for Right-invertible Constraints
209(10)
Results
210(2)
Proofs of Theorems
212(7)
Output Regulation with Non-right-invertible Constraints
219(2)
Tracking Problem with Non-minimum Phase Constraints
221(2)
Conclusions
223(4)
References
224(3)
Optimal Windup and Directionality Compensation in Input-Constrained Nonlinear Systems
227(20)
M. Soroush
P. Daoutidis
Introduction
227(1)
Directionality and Windup
228(3)
Directionality
228(2)
Windup
230(1)
Organization of this Chapter
231(1)
Optimal Directionality Compensation
231(9)
Scope
231(1)
Directionality
232(1)
Optimal Directionality Compensation
232(4)
Application to Two Plants
236(4)
Windup Compensation
240(1)
Scope
240(1)
Nonlinear Controller Design
240(7)
Application to a Nonlinear Chemical Reactor
242(2)
References
244(3)
Output Feedback Compensators for Linear Systems with Position and Rate Bounded Actuators
247(26)
S. Tarbouriech
G. Garcia
Introduction
247(2)
Problem Statement
249(7)
Nomenclature
249(1)
Problem Statement
249(7)
Mathematical Preliminaries
256(3)
Control Strategy via Riccati Equations
259(5)
Control Strategy via Matrix Inequalities
264(3)
Illustrative Examples
267(2)
Concluding Remarks
269(4)
References
270(3)
Actuator Saturation Control via Linear Parameter-Varying Control Methods
273(26)
F. Wu
K.M. Grigoriadis
Introduction
273(3)
LPV System Analysis and Control Synthesis
276(5)
Induced L2 Norm Analysis
277(1)
LPV Controller Synthesis
277(4)
LPV Anti-Windup Control Design
281(4)
Application to a Flight Control Problem
285(8)
Single Quadratic Lyapunov Function Case
288(3)
Parameter-Dependent Lyapunov Function Case
291(2)
Conclusions
293(6)
References
295(4)
Index 299

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