Sampled-data non-linear H infinity estimation and control
The paper addresses the nonlinear \(H_\infty\) estimation problem with sampled measurements and the nonlinear \(H_\infty\) control problem with sampled measurement feedback where the control signal is of a staircase type. The authors introduce the extended \(H_\infty\) sampled-data estimator obtained by expending the estimation results around the zero estimation error. Two different estimation problems are solved, where the objective is to estimate either a continuous-time function of the state vector or a function of the system state evaluated at the sampling instants. The solutions to the sampled-data \(H_\infty\) control problem with complete, incomplete, and noisy state information are obtained. Sufficient conditions for the existence of global solutions to these problems based on the existence of positive (non-negative) solutions to the corresponding Hamilton-Jacobi equations are derived. A practical example of vehicle attitude determination demonstrating advantages of a new approach over the extended Kalman filter is discussed.
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