Title :
Composite control for singularly perturbed bilinear systems via successive Galerkin approximation
Author :
Kim, Y.-J. ; Kim, B.-S. ; Lim, M.-T.
Abstract :
The authors present algorithms for the finite-time and infinite-time closed-loop composite control of singularly perturbed bilinear systems with respect to performance criteria, using the successive Galerkin approximation (SGA) method. The singularly perturbed bilinear system is decomposed into two subsystems of a slow-time scale and a fast-time scale via singular perturbation theory, and two optimal control laws are obtained for each subsystem by using the SGA method. Then the composite control law that consists of two optimal control laws for each subsystem is designed. The authors aim to design closed-loop composite control laws for the singularly perturbed bilinear systems via the SGA method. They also aim to reduce the computational complexity when the SGA method is applied to high-order systems
Keywords :
Galerkin method <singularly perturbed bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; bilinear systems <singularly perturbed bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; closed loop systems <singularly perturbed bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; control system synthesis <singularly perturbed bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; optimal control <singularly perturbed bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; singularly perturbed systems <bilinear systs. via successive Galerkin approx., composite control>; composite control; computational complexity; fast-time scale subsystem; finite-time closed-loop composite control; high-order systems; infinite-time closed-loop composite control; optimal control laws; performance criteria; singular perturbation theory; singularly perturbed bilinear systems; slow-time scale subsystem; successive Galerkin approximation;
Journal_Title :
Control Theory and Applications, IEE Proceedings -
DOI :
10.1049/ip-cta:20030814