posted on 2007-11-19, 15:36authored byMatthew C. Turner, Ian Postlethwaite
The problem of output constraints in linear systems is
considered, and a new methodology which helps the closed loop respect
these limits is described. The new methodology invokes ideas from the
antiwindup literature in order to address the problem from a practical
point of view. This leads to a design procedure very much like that found
in antiwindup design. First, a linear controller ignoring output constraints
is designed. Then, an additional compensation network which ensures
that the output limits are, as far as possible, respected is added. As the
constraints occur at the output, global results can be obtained for both
stable and unstable plants.
History
Citation
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2002, 47 (9), pp.1540-1546
Version
VoR (Version of Record)
Published in
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)