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Multiple model adaptive control. Part I: Finite controller coverings

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Anderson, Brian
Brinsmead, Thomas
De Bruyne, Franky
Hespanha, Joao
Liberzon, Daniel
Morse, A Stephen

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John Wiley & Sons Inc

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We consider the problem of determining an appropriate model set on which to design a set of controllers for a multiple model switching adaptive control scheme. We show that, given mild assumptions on the uncertainty set of linear time-invariant plant models, it is possible to determine a finite set of controllers such that for each plant in the uncertainty set, satisfactory performance will be obtained for some controller in the finite set. We also demonstrate how such a controller set may be found. The analysis exploits the Vinnicombe metric and the fact that the set of approximately band- and time-limited transfer functions is approximately finite-dimensional.

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International Journal of Robust and Nonlinear Control

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2037-12-31