In this paper, we study the limit cycle oscillations of multiple double integrators with coupled dynamics, subject to a constant disturbance term and switching inputs. Such systems arise in a variety of control problems where the minimization of both fuel and number of input transitions is a key requirement. The problem of finding the minimum switching limit cycle, among all the fuel-optimal solutions satisfying given state constraints, is addressed. Starting from well known results available for a single double integrator, two suboptimal solutions are provided for the multivariable case. First, an analytic upper bound on the number of input switchings is derived. Then, a less conservative numerical solution exploiting the additional degrees of freedom provided by the phases of the limit cycles is presented. The proposed techniques are compared on two simulation examples.
Garulli, A., Giannitrapani, A., Leomanni, M. (2014). Minimum switching limit cycle oscillations for systems of coupled double integrators. In 2014 IEEE 53RD ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON DECISION AND CONTROL (CDC) (pp.4655-4660). New York : IEEE [10.1109/CDC.2014.7040114].
Minimum switching limit cycle oscillations for systems of coupled double integrators
Garulli, Andrea;Giannitrapani, Antonio;Leomanni, Mirko
2014-01-01
Abstract
In this paper, we study the limit cycle oscillations of multiple double integrators with coupled dynamics, subject to a constant disturbance term and switching inputs. Such systems arise in a variety of control problems where the minimization of both fuel and number of input transitions is a key requirement. The problem of finding the minimum switching limit cycle, among all the fuel-optimal solutions satisfying given state constraints, is addressed. Starting from well known results available for a single double integrator, two suboptimal solutions are provided for the multivariable case. First, an analytic upper bound on the number of input switchings is derived. Then, a less conservative numerical solution exploiting the additional degrees of freedom provided by the phases of the limit cycles is presented. The proposed techniques are compared on two simulation examples.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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