MPC for tracking piecewise constant references for constrained linear systems

MPC for tracking piecewise constant references for constrained linear systems
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10.1016/j.automatica.2008.01.023
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2008-09
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Autom.
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通讯作者:
D. Limón;I. Alvarado;T. Alamo;E. Camacho
D. Limón;I. Alvarado;T. Alamo;E. Camacho
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D. Limón;I. Alvarado;T. Alamo;E. Camacho

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In this paper, a novel model predictive control (MPC) for constrained (non-square) linear systems to track piecewise constant references is presented. This controller ensures constraint satisfaction and asymptotic evolution of the system to any target which is an admissible steady-state. Therefore, any sequence of piecewise admissible setpoints can be tracked without error. If the target steady state is not admissible, the controller steers the system to the closest admissible steady state. These objectives are achieved by: (i) adding an artificial steady state and input as decision variables, (ii) using a modified cost function to penalize the distance from the artificial to the target steady state (iii) considering an extended terminal constraint based on the notion of invariant set for tracking. The control law is derived from the solution of a single quadratic programming problem which is feasible for any target. Furthermore, the proposed controller provides a larger domain of attraction (for a given control horizon) than the standard MPC and can be explicitly computed by means of multiparametric programming tools. On the other hand, the extra degrees of freedom added to the MPC may cause a loss of optimality that can be arbitrarily reduced by an appropriate weighting of the offset cost term.