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Adaptive Boundary Observer Design for coupled ODEs-Hyperbolic PDEs systems

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Abstract We consider the state estimation of ηξ hyperbolic PDEs coupled with ηX ordinary differential equations at the boundary. The hyperbolic system is linear and propagates in the positive x-axis… Click to show full abstract

Abstract We consider the state estimation of ηξ hyperbolic PDEs coupled with ηX ordinary differential equations at the boundary. The hyperbolic system is linear and propagates in the positive x-axis direction. The ODE system is linear time varying (LTV) and includes a set of ηθ unknown constant parameters, which are to be estimated simultaneously with the PDE and the ODE states using boundary sensing. We design a Luenberger state observer, and our method is mainly based on the decoupling of the PDE estimation error states from that of the ODEs via swapping design. We then derive the observer gains through the Lyapunov analysis of the decoupled system. Furthermore, we give sufficient conditions of the exponential convergence of the adaptive observer through differential Lyapunov inequalities (DLIs) and we illustrate the theoretical results by numerical simulations.

Keywords: adaptive boundary; boundary observer; observer design; hyperbolic pdes; design

Journal Title: IFAC-PapersOnLine
Year Published: 2020

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