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9781466501911

Optimal and Robust Control: Advanced Topics with MATLAB«

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    9781466501911

  • ISBN10:

    146650191X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-02-02
  • Publisher: CRC Press
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Summary

This book includes advanced topics in automatic control including the LQR and the H-Infinite approach. It covers advanced concepts of modeling analysis and presents the essential items of the new technique of LMI to show how it can be considered as an unifying tool for system analysis and controller design. The robustness property of the closed control loop is the guideline of this book.

Table of Contents

List of Figuresp. xi
Prefacep. xv
Symbol Listp. xvii
Modelling of uncertain systems and the robust control problemp. 1
Uncertainty and robust controlp. 1
The essential chronology of major findings into robust controlp. 6
Fundamentals of stabilityp. 9
Lyapunov criteriap. 9
Positive definite matricesp. 11
Lyapunov theory for linear time-invariant systemsp. 14
Lyapunov equationsp. 18
Stability with uncertaintyp. 21
Exercisesp. 24
Kalman canonical decompositionp. 27
Introductionp. 27
Controllability canonical partitioningp. 29
Observability canonical partitioningp. 31
General partitioningp. 32
Remarks on Kalman decompositionp. 39
Exercisesp. 40
Singular value decompositionp. 43
Singular values of a matrixp. 43
Spectral norm and condition number of a matrixp. 45
Exercisesp. 50
Open-loop balanced realizationp. 51
Controllability and observability gramiansp. 51
Principal component analysisp. 54
Principal component analysis applied to linear systemsp. 55
State transformations of gramiansp. 58
Singular values of linear time-invariant systemsp. 60
Computing the open-loop balanced realizationp. 61
Balanced realization for discrete-time linear systemsp. 65
Exercisesp. 67
Reduced order modelsp. 69
Reduced order models based on the open-loop balanced realizationp. 70
Direct truncation methodp. 71
Singular perturbation methodp. 72
Reduced order model exercisesp. 74
Exercisesp. 77
Symmetrical systemsp. 79
Reduced order models for SISO systemsp. 79
Properties of symmetrical systemsp. 81
The cross-gramian matrixp. 83
Relations between Wc2 and Woop. 83
Open-loop parameterizationp. 89
Relation between the Cauchy index and the Hankel matrixp. 91
Singular values for a FIR filterp. 92
Singular values of all-pass systemsp. 95
Exercisesp. 96
Linear quadratic optimal controlp. 99
LQR optimal controlp. 99
Hamiltonian matricesp. 105
Resolving the Riccati equation by Hamiltonian matrixp. 109
The Control Algebraic Riccati Equationp. 110
Optimal control for SISO systemsp. Ill
Linear quadratic regulator with cross-weighted costp. 117
Finite-horizon linear quadratic regulatorp. 117
Optimal control for discrete-time linear systemsp. 118
Exercisesp. 119
Closed-loop balanced realizationp. 121
Filtering Algebraic Riccati Equationp. 122
Computing the closed-loop balanced realizationp. 124
Procedure for closed-loop balanced realizationp. 125
Reduced order models based on closed-loop balanced realizationp. 127
Closed-loop balanced realization for symmetrical systemsp. 131
Exercisesp. 132
Passive and bounded-real systemsp. 135
Passive systemsp. 135
Passivity in the frequency domainp. 136
Passivity in the time domainp. 141
Factorizing positive-real functionsp. 143
Passificationp. 143
Passive reduced order modelsp. 148
Energy considerations connected to the Positive-Real Lemmap. 148
Closed-loop stability and positive-real systemsp. 149
Optimal gain for loss-less systemsp. 150
Circuit implementation of positive-real systemsp. 152
Bounded-real systemsp. 153
Properties of bounded-real systemsp. 156
Bounded-real reduced order modelsp. 157
Relationship between passive and bounded-real systemsp. 157
Exercisesp. 158
H∞ linear controlp. 161
Introductionp. 161
Solution of the H∞ linear control problemp. 163
The H∞ linear control and the uncertainty problemp. 168
Exercisesp. 171
Linear Matrix Inequalities for optimal and robust controlp. 173
Definition and properties of LMIp. 173
LMI problemsp. 175
Feasibility problemp. 175
Linear objective minimization problemp. 176
Generalized eigenvalue minimization problemp. 176
Formulation of control problems in LMI termsp. 176
Stabilityp. 177
Simultaneous stabilizabilityp. 177
Positive real lemmap. 178
A Bounded real lemmap. 178
Calculating the H∞ norm through LMIp. 178
Solving a LMI problemp. 179
LMI problem for simultaneous stabilizabilityp. 181
Solving algebraic Riccati equations through LMIp. 184
Computation of gramians through LMIp. 187
Computation of the Hankel norm through LMIp. 188
H∞ controlp. 190
Multiobjective controlp. 192
Exercisesp. 198
The class of stabilizing controllersp. 201
Parameterization of stabilizing controllers for stable processesp. 201
Parameterization of stabilizing controllers for unstable processesp. 203
Parameterization of stable controllersp. 206
Simultaneous stabilizability of two systemsp. 209
Coprime facto rizations for MIMO systems and unitary factorizationp. 210
Parameterization in presence of uncertaintyp. 211
Exercisesp. 214
Recommended essential referencesp. 217
Normsp. 223
Algebraic Riccati Equationsp. 227
Indexp. 231
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