Robust LQG optimal controller design for multivariable discrete saturating systems with noise spectral uncertainties and non-linear time-varying unmodelled dynamics (Q3982011)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 23726
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 23726 |
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Robust LQG optimal controller design for multivariable discrete saturating systems with noise spectral uncertainties and non-linear time-varying unmodelled dynamics (English)
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26 June 1992
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time-dependent
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The paper is proposing a robust stabilization criterion for discrete-time multivariable stochastic systems, subjected to nonlinear time-varying (NLTV) unmodelled dynamics and constrained actuators. Based on this stabilization criterion there is presented a design procedure for robust linear-quadratic- gaussian optimal controller synthesis in a discrete saturating system with noise spectral uncertainties as well as NLTV unmodelled dynamics. In the conditions when spectral densities are not exactly known but are restricted to a compact and convex set, the 9-steps proposed algorithm for the synthesis of the robust controller is minimizing the least favourable cost function \(J\) by specifying an appropriate weighting scalar \(r\) in the cost functional. A necessary and sufficient condition for the solvability of such a robust stabilization problem is also introduced by means of the Nevanlinna-Pick interpolation theory. The Wiener \(Z\)-domain solution for controller synthesis, the saddle point theory and a property of the contractive operator are the key tools to the solution of the problem. The proposed algorithm is illustrated on a multi-input multi-output discrete stochastic system with NLTV unmodelled dynamics.
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