Abstract

This paper addresses the H ∞ output feedback control problem for discrete-time systems with actuator saturation. Initially, a constrained H ∞ output feedback control approach is presented in the framework of linear matrix inequalities (LMI) optimization. Under certain assumptions on the disturbance energy bound, closed-loop H ∞ performance is achieved. Furthermore, the moving horizon strategy is applied to an online management of the control performance so that the closed-loop system can satisfy control constraints in the case of unexpected large disturbances. A dissipation constraint is derived to achieve the moving horizon closed-loop system dissipative. Simulation results show that the constrained H ∞ controller works effectively under the disturbance assumption and that the moving horizon H ∞ controller can trade-off automatically between satisfying control constraints and enhancing performance.

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