Article ID: | iaor20012448 |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Volume: | 21 |
Issue: | 3 |
Start Page Number: | 107 |
End Page Number: | 124 |
Publication Date: | May 2000 |
Journal: | Optimal Control Applications & Methods |
Authors: | Corrado Joseph R., Erwin R. Scott, Bernstein Dennis S., Haddad Wassim M. |
This paper considers fixed-structure stable H2-optimal controller synthesis using a multiobjective optimization technique which provides a trade-off between closed-loop performance and the degree of controller stability. The problem is presented in a decentralized static output feedback framework developed for fixed-structure dynamic controller synthesis. A quasi-Newton/continuation algorithm is used to compute solutions to the necessary conditions. To demonstrate the approach, two numerical examples are considered. The first example is a second-order spring–mass–damper system and the second example is a fourth-order two-mass system, both of which are considered in the stable stabilization literature. The results are then compared with other methods of stable compensator synthesis.