Dynamic output feedback compensation for systems with input saturation
The authors use LQG-type optimization techniques to synthesize feedback controllers that provide local or global stabilization along with suboptimal performance for systems with input saturation. A positivity-type approach is applied to guarantee a domain of attraction of the closed-loop system. The resulting control signal is free to saturate during closed-loop operation without loss of stability. Based on this result, full- and reduced-order linear and nonlinear controllers are synthesized. Several numerical examples are presented. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0868.00028].
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