Extended state observer based indirect-type ILC for single-input single-output batch processes with time- and batch-varying uncertainties

Abstract

In this paper, a set-point related indirect-type iterative learning control (ILC) design is proposed for industrial batch processes with time-varying uncertainties and external disturbances. Different from the existing robust feed forward ILC methods solely focusing on error convergence along the batch
direction, the proposed design has a double-loop control structure to conduct also dynamic control performance in the time direction as required in many engineering applications, where the inner loop is a generalized extended state observer based feedback control structure designed to ensure set-point
tracking with robust stability in the time direction, and the outer loop consists of a simple proportionaltype learning controller to update only the set-point command such that the tracking performance can be gradually improved along the batch direction. A tractable linear matrix inequality based sufficient
condition is established to simultaneously guarantee bounded output tracking error and system input against time- and batch-varying uncertainties. An industrial injection molding process model is used to demonstrate the effectiveness and advantages of the new design in comparison to the recently
developed robust feedforward ILC and indirect-type ILC designs.

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ORCID for Eric Rogers: orcid.org/0000-0003-0179-9398

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