Abstract
In this paper, state- and output-feedback receding horizon controllers are proposed for linear discrete time systems with input and state constraints. The proposed receding horizon controllers are obtained from the finite horizon optimization problem with the finite terminal weighting matrix and the artificial invariant ellipsoid constraint, which is less restrictive than the conventional terminal equality constraint. Both hard constraints and mixed constraints are considered in the state-feedback case, and mixed constraints are considered in the output-feedback case. It is shown that all proposed state- and output-feedback receding horizon controllers guarantee the exponential stability of closed-loop systems for all feasible initial sets using the Lyapunov approach.
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