This paper presents a novel set-based model predictive control for tracking, with the largest domain of attraction. The formulation - which consists of a single optimization problem - shows a dual behavior: one operating inside the maximal controllable set to the feasible equilibrium set, and the other operating at the $N$-controllable set to the same equilibrium set. Based on some finite-time convergence results, global stability of the resulting closed-loop is proved, while recursive feasibility is ensured for any change of the set point. The properties and advantages of the controller have been tested on simulation models.

(2019). MPC for tracking with maximum domain of attraction [draft - bozza]. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/169422

MPC for tracking with maximum domain of attraction

Ferramosca, Antonio;
2019-10-01

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This paper presents a novel set-based model predictive control for tracking, with the largest domain of attraction. The formulation - which consists of a single optimization problem - shows a dual behavior: one operating inside the maximal controllable set to the feasible equilibrium set, and the other operating at the $N$-controllable set to the same equilibrium set. Based on some finite-time convergence results, global stability of the resulting closed-loop is proved, while recursive feasibility is ensured for any change of the set point. The properties and advantages of the controller have been tested on simulation models.
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Anderson, Alejandro; D'Jorge, Agustina; González, Alejandro H.; Ferramosca, Antonio; Actis, Marcelo
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