A simple scheduled anti-windup technique
A simple scheduled anti-windup technique
This paper presents a gain scheduled, full-order, anti-windup compensation strategy for LTI systems. The paper makes two contributions. Firstly it shows that, given two point-design anti-windup compensators with differing performance levels and associated regions of attraction, it is possible to interpolate between them to generate a family of compensators with intermediate performance levels and regions of attraction. Secondly, it is shown how this family of compensators can be used to construct a gain-scheduled anti-windup compensator that guarantees stability of the closed-loop system providing the initial states of the system are contained within a certain positively invariant set. The resulting gain scheduled anti-windup compensator is simple to construct and straightforward to implement. The effectiveness of the proposed technique is shown through a simulation example.
Constrained control, Robust control
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Sofrony, Jorge
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Turner, Matthew C.
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July 2014
Sofrony, Jorge
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Turner, Matthew C.
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Sofrony, Jorge and Turner, Matthew C.
(2014)
A simple scheduled anti-windup technique.
In 2014 American Control Conference, ACC 2014.
IEEE.
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(doi:10.1109/ACC.2014.6858729).
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This paper presents a gain scheduled, full-order, anti-windup compensation strategy for LTI systems. The paper makes two contributions. Firstly it shows that, given two point-design anti-windup compensators with differing performance levels and associated regions of attraction, it is possible to interpolate between them to generate a family of compensators with intermediate performance levels and regions of attraction. Secondly, it is shown how this family of compensators can be used to construct a gain-scheduled anti-windup compensator that guarantees stability of the closed-loop system providing the initial states of the system are contained within a certain positively invariant set. The resulting gain scheduled anti-windup compensator is simple to construct and straightforward to implement. The effectiveness of the proposed technique is shown through a simulation example.
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Published date: July 2014
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2014 American Control Conference, ACC 2014, , Portland, OR, United States, 2014-06-04 - 2014-06-06
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Constrained control, Robust control
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Jorge Sofrony
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Matthew C. Turner
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