Abstract

A new, analytical, orthonormal basis functions (OBF)-based design methodology for adaptive predictive constrained control of open-loop stable, possibly nonminimum phase, time-varying Wiener and Hammerstein systems is presented. A linear adaptive least-squares parameter estimation algorithm is applied both to a nonlinear static part and a linear dynamic, OBF-modeled factor of the Wiener/Hammerstein system. A notion of inverse systems is crucial for linear estimation of both Wiener and Hammerstein systems, with in verses of the nonlinear or linear parts respectively involved. The adaptive estimator is coupled with a simple but robust, predictive control strategy called Extended Horizon Model Algorithmic Control, with input/output constraints handled in a trivial way. Simulation examples demonstrate computational and numerical effectiveness of the new adaptive nonlinear constrained control approach.

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