Model Predictive Control by Dr Eduardo F. Camacho PhD, Dr Carlos Bordons PhD (auth.)

By Dr Eduardo F. Camacho PhD, Dr Carlos Bordons PhD (auth.)

In fresh years version Predictive keep watch over (MPC) schemes have demonstrated themselves because the hottest regulate approach for various approaches. Their skill to deal with constraints and multivariable procedures and their intuitive means of posing the professional cess keep an eye on challenge within the time area are purposes for his or her attractiveness. This quantity through authors of foreign reputation offers an in depth evaluation in regards to the theoretical and functional features of predictive controllers. It describes the main well-known MPC concepts, particularly Generalised Predictive keep watch over (GPC), displaying either their theoretical houses and their sensible implementation matters. subject matters comparable to multivariable MPC, constraint dealing with, balance and robustness houses are completely analysed during this text.

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Ti(t)Bi(k) i=l Normally these functions are polynomial type: steps (Bl(k) = 1), ramps (B2(k) = k) or parabolas (B3(k) = k2), as the majority of references can be expressed as combinations of these functions. With this strategy a complex input profile can be specified using a small number of unknown parameters. 44 Chapter 3. 4: Coincidence points The choice of the basis functions defines the input profile and can assure a predetermined behaviour (smooth signal, for instance). This can result in an advantage when controlling non linear systems.

This is the expression that relates the future outputs with the control increments, so it will be used to calculate the necessary action to achieve a specific system behaviour. 2 Measurable Disturbances Measurable disturbances can easily be added to the prediction equations, since they can be treated as system inputs. 2) can be used to Chapter 3. Commercial Model Predictive Control Schemes 36 calculate the predicted disturbances: where Yd is the contribution of the measurable disturbance to the system output, D is a matrix similar to G containing the coefficients of the system response to a step in the disturbance, d is the vector of disturbance increment and fd is the part of the response that does not depend on the disturbance.

Using this internal model, a k-step ahead predictor can be written as N y(t + kit) =L j=l hju(t + k - j) + n(t + kit) where the sum can be divided into two terms: fr(t + k) N = L j=k+1 hju(t + k - j) k fo(t + k) = L j=l hju(t + k - j) such that fr represents the free response, being the expected value of y(t + j) assuming zero future control actions, and fa is the forced response, that is, the additional component of output response due to the proposed set of future 40 Chapter 3. Commercial Model Predictive Control Schemes control actions.

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