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Improved optimisation approach to the robust H2/H control problem for linear systems

Improved optimisation approach to the robust H2/H control problem for linear systems

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A strategy for robust H2/H state-feedback control synthesis, with regional pole placement, applied to continuous- or discrete-time linear time-invariant uncertain systems is presented. It is based on a multiobjective optimisation over the space of the controller parameters. In the case of systems with polytope-bounded uncertainty, the H2 and H norms, calculated in all polytope vertices and in possible ‘worst case’ interior points are taken as the optimisation objectives. An a posteriori exact cost norm computation based on a branch-and-bound algorithm is applied for closed-loop performance assessment. The proposed strategy is applied to continuous- and discrete-time examples, including the design of a decentralised controller, and the results are compared with LMI-based formulations.

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