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Robustness properties of output predictive dead-beat control: SISO case

J. Reid, +2 more
- Vol. 18, Iss: 18, pp 307-314
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In this article, the "dead beat" or discrete minimum time control law for sampled data systems is formulated as an output predictive linear equation problem rather than an eigenvalue/eigenvector assignment problem, which allows one to derive very general bounds for closed loop stability under conditions of both model and prediction.
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The "dead beat" or "discrete minimum time" control law for sampled data systems is formulated as an output predictive linear equation problem rather than an eigenvalue/eigenvector assignment problem. Using the contraction mapping principle and a singular value analysis of this linear equation problem, then allows one to derive very general bounds for closed loop stability under conditions of both model and prediction, large scale errors. Furthermore, a direct design procedure is provided for selection of the "optimal" sample time to maximize closed loop robustness.

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Model predictive control: theory and practice—a survey

TL;DR: The flexible constraint handling capabilities of MPC are shown to be a significant advantage in the context of the overall operating objectives of the process industries and the 1-, 2-, and ∞-norm formulations of the performance objective are discussed.
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Properties of generalized predictive control

David Clarke, +1 more
- 01 Oct 1989 - 
TL;DR: Simulated examples show that GPC is suitable for controlling a complex plant such as unstable/inverse unstable systems and how the observer polynomial independently tailors the response to the disturbances.
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Model predictive control: Theory and practice

TL;DR: Model predictive control (MPC) as mentioned in this paper is a family of controllers in which there is a direct use of an explicit and separately identifiable model and has been widely used in industrial applications.
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Properties of Generalized Predictive Control

TL;DR: In this article, a Generalized Predictive Control (GPC) approach is presented for controlling complex plant such as unstable/inverse unstable systems, where the selection of particular "horizons" (the "costing horizons" and the "control horizon") leads to well-understood basic techniques such as dead-beat, pole-placement, Generalized Minimum Variance and LQ.
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Multivariable process control - A survey

TL;DR: The survey encompasses both linear and nonlinear multivariable systems, on-line estimation, adaptive control, distributed systems, and recent developments in computer-aided control system design that provide the basis for predictions of the future evolution of the field.
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