Discrete-time feedforward/feedback control of multivariable nonlinear processes

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Abstract

Discrete-time feedforward/feedback control laws are derived for general multivariable nonlinear processes, whose delay-free parts are minimum-phase. The derived control laws can (a) reject the effect of measurable disturbances as effectively as possible, (b) reject the effect of unmeasurable disturbances asymptotically, (c) induce desirable closed-loop dynamics, and (d) track setpoint step changes without offset. The derived control laws are interpreted from the point of view of model predictive control.

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Soroush, M. (1994). Discrete-time feedforward/feedback control of multivariable nonlinear processes. In Proceedings of the American Control Conference (Vol. 2, pp. 1349–1353). American Automatic Control Council. https://doi.org/10.1109/acc.1994.752279

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