Abstract

A robust feedback integrated with iterative learning control (FILC) scheme for batch processes with uncertain perturbations and interval time-varying delay is developed. The batch process is modeled as a two-dimensional (2D) Rosser system with a delay varying in a range. The design of FILC scheme is transformed into a robust control problem of uncertain 2D system. New delay-range-dependent stability criteria and stabilization conditions are derived in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs), which depend on not only the difference between the upper and lower delay bounds but also the upper delay bound of the interval time-varying delay. Parameterized characterizations for stabilizing the controller are given in terms of the feasibility solutions to the LMIs. Applications to injection velocity control show that the proposed FILC achieve the design objectives well.

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