A sampled-data control loop is exponentially stable for small sampling periods, and even a single optimization iteration per sample suffices when the idealized continuous-feedback model is contractive.
Suboptimal MPC with a Computation Governor: Stability, Recursive Feasibility, and Applications to ADMM
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The paper considers a computational governor strategy to facilitate the implementation of Model Predictive Control (MPC) based on inexact optimization when the time available to compute the solution may be insufficient. In the setting of linear-quadratic MPC and a class of optimizers that includes Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers (ADMM), we derive conditions on the reference command adjustment by the computational governor and on a constraint tightening strategy which ensure recursive feasibility, convergence of the modified reference command, and closed-loop stability. An online procedure to select the modified reference command and construct an implicit terminal set is also proposed. A simulation example is reported which illustrates the developed procedures.
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Sampled-data Systems: Stability, Contractivity and Single-iteration Suboptimal MPC
A sampled-data control loop is exponentially stable for small sampling periods, and even a single optimization iteration per sample suffices when the idealized continuous-feedback model is contractive.