Some remarks on practical stabilization via CLF-based control under measurement noise

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Autori principali: Schmidt, Patrick, Osinenko, Pavel, Streif, Stefan
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author Schmidt, Patrick
Osinenko, Pavel
Streif, Stefan
author_facet Schmidt, Patrick
Osinenko, Pavel
Streif, Stefan
contents Practical stabilization of input-affine systems in the presence of measurement errors and input constraints is considered in this brief note. Assuming that a Lyapunov function and a stabilizing control exist for an input-affine system, the required measurement accuracy at each point of the state space is computed. This is done via the Lyapunov function-based decay condition, which describes along with the input constraints a set of admissible controls. Afterwards, the measurement time points are computed based on the system dynamics. It is shown that between these self-triggered measurement time points, the system evolves and converges into the so-called target ball, i.e. a vicinity of the origin, where it remains. Furthermore, it is shown that the approach ensures the existence of a control law, which is admissible for all possible states and it introduces a connection between measurement time points, measurement accuracy, target ball, and decay. The results of the approach are shown in three examples.
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spellingShingle Some remarks on practical stabilization via CLF-based control under measurement noise
Schmidt, Patrick
Osinenko, Pavel
Streif, Stefan
Systems and Control
Optimization and Control
Practical stabilization of input-affine systems in the presence of measurement errors and input constraints is considered in this brief note. Assuming that a Lyapunov function and a stabilizing control exist for an input-affine system, the required measurement accuracy at each point of the state space is computed. This is done via the Lyapunov function-based decay condition, which describes along with the input constraints a set of admissible controls. Afterwards, the measurement time points are computed based on the system dynamics. It is shown that between these self-triggered measurement time points, the system evolves and converges into the so-called target ball, i.e. a vicinity of the origin, where it remains. Furthermore, it is shown that the approach ensures the existence of a control law, which is admissible for all possible states and it introduces a connection between measurement time points, measurement accuracy, target ball, and decay. The results of the approach are shown in three examples.
title Some remarks on practical stabilization via CLF-based control under measurement noise
topic Systems and Control
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.08688