A non-iterative LMI-based algorithm for robust static-output-feedback stabilization (Q4485306)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1457807
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1457807 |
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A non-iterative LMI-based algorithm for robust static-output-feedback stabilization (English)
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12 June 2000
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non-iterative algorithm
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linear matrix inequality
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static output feedback stabilization
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polytopic systems
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time-varying uncertainties
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LMI minimization
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robust stabilization
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This paper presents a non-iterative linear matrix inequality-based (LMI-based) algorithm for robust static output feedback stabilization of polytopic systems. This algorithm extends a previous method (Benton and Smith) for use in robust control of systems with time-varying uncertainties by replacing the algebraic Riccati equation with an LMI minimization problem. The algorithm is called non-iterative in LMI solutions because, unlike previous LMI-based static output feedback algorithms, a finite series of LMI problems are solved without the need to repeat the solution to any one of the LMI problems. The algorithm was tested on a number of robust stabilization examples drawn from the literature. The numerical results obtained indicate that an LTI version of the paper's non-iterative algorithm outperforms the first iteration of the well known iterative CCLA method. Thus it will be very useful to investigate the iterative version of the proposed algorithm.
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