Shifting the internal model from control input to controlled output in nonlinear output regulation
Alberto Isidori, Lorenzo Marconi
Abstract
Alberto Isidori, Lorenzo Marconi
Abstract
In this paper we propose an extension, to the case of nonlinear systems, of the general design paradigm for linear multivariable output regulation, in which the regulated variable drives an internal model and the resulting cascade is robustly stabilized. In contrast to the linear design, though, the design of the internal model is intertwined with that of the stabilizer.
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In this paper we propose an extension, to the case of nonlinear systems, of the general design paradigm for linear multivariable output regulation, in which the regulated variable drives an internal model and the resulting cascade is robustly stabilized. In contrast to the linear design, though, the design of the internal model is intertwined with that of the stabilizer.
Key concepts: Control theory (sociology), Internal model, Cascade, Nonlinear system, Multivariable calculus, Computer science, Extension (predicate logic), Linear system