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An alternative approach to anti‐windup in anticipation of actuator saturation

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Traditionally, an anti-windup compensator is activated wh en control signal saturation occurs. An alternative approach is to activate the compensator at a level below that of the physical control constraints:… Click to show full abstract

Traditionally, an anti-windup compensator is activated wh en control signal saturation occurs. An alternative approach is to activate the compensator at a level below that of the physical control constraints: the antiwindup compensator is activated in anticipation of actuator saturation. Recent studies have proposed systematic methods for the construction of such anticipato ry anti-windup compensators, but a pseudoLPV representation of the saturated system has been central to these results. This paper approaches the anticipatory anti-windup problem for open-loop stable pla nts using a “non-square” sector condition which is associated with a combination of deadzone nonlinearitie s. The advantage of this approach is that it leads to synthesis routines which bear a close resemblance to those a ssoci ted with traditional immediately activated anti-windup compensators. A by-product of this approach al so ppears to be that the arising compensators are better numerically conditioned. Some simulation examp les illustrating the effectiveness of anticipatory anti-windup compensators and some comments on their wider u se complete the paper. Copyright c © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Keywords: alternative approach; anti windup; saturation; approach

Journal Title: International Journal of Robust and Nonlinear Control
Year Published: 2017

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