Discrete-time anti-windup - Part 1: stability and performance

MC Turner, G Herrmann, I Postlethwaite

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    Abstract

    The anti-windup problem is formulated in discrete-time using a configuration which effectively decouples the nominal linear and nonlinear parts of a closed loop system with constrained plant inputs. Conditions are derived which ensure an upper bound on the induced l 2 norm of a certain mapping which is central to the anti-windup problem. Results are given for the full-order case, where a solution always exists, and for static and low-order cases, where a solution does not necessarily ex-ist, but which is often more appealing from a practical point of view.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publication2003 European Control Conference (ECC)
    Publication statusPublished - 2003

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