Multiple-Segment Fourier-based Approach for Linear Quadratic Optimal Control
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Language
eng
Publication Date
4-3-1989
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
Source Publication
Proceedings. ICCON IEEE International Conference on Control and Applications
Abstract
A Fourier-based state parameterization approach for determining the neur optimal trajectories of linear time-invariant dynamic systems with quadratic performance indices has been developed. The necessary condition of optimally is derived as a system of linear algebraic equations in terms of free boundary values and Fourier coefficients. In contrast to earlier work in which the state trajectory was represented by a single segment Fourier-type approximation, here the use of multiple segment approximations is developed. Simulation results show that the single segment Fourier-based approach' is faster than standard transition-matrix and Riccati-based approaches. The multiple segment Fourier-based approach is numerically more robust than the transition-matrix approach and computationally more efficient than Riccati-based approaches in solving linear quadratic optimal control problems. Furthermore, compared to the single segment Fourier-based approach, the multiple segment implementation improves the accuracy of the near optimal solution for highly responsive dynamic systems.
Recommended Citation
Yen, Vincent and Nagurka, Mark L., "Multiple-Segment Fourier-based Approach for Linear Quadratic Optimal Control" (1989). Mechanical Engineering Faculty Research and Publications. 189.
https://epublications.marquette.edu/mechengin_fac/189
Comments
Published as a part of Proceedings. ICCON IEEE International Conference on Control and Applications (April 3-6, 1989). DOI.
Mark L. Nagurka was affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University at the time of publication.