This paper proposes a predictive compensation strategy to reduce the detrimental effect of stochastic time delays induced by communication networks on control performance. Values of a manipulated variable at the prese...This paper proposes a predictive compensation strategy to reduce the detrimental effect of stochastic time delays induced by communication networks on control performance. Values of a manipulated variable at the present sampling instant and future time instants can be determined by performing a receding horizon optimal procedure only once. When the present value of the manipulated variable does not arrive at a smart actuator, its predictive one is imposed to the corresponding process. Switching of a manipulated variable between its true present value and the predictive one usually results in unsmooth operation of a control system. This paper shows: 1) for a steady process,as long as its input is sufficiently smooth, the smoothness of its output can be guaranteed; 2) a manipulated variable can be switched smoothly by filtering the manipulated variable just using a simple low-pass filter. Thus the control performance can be improved. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated by simulation study.展开更多
基金Supported by National High Technology Research and Development Program of P. R. China (2002AA412510)National Natural Science Foundation of P. R. China (60274034)
文摘This paper proposes a predictive compensation strategy to reduce the detrimental effect of stochastic time delays induced by communication networks on control performance. Values of a manipulated variable at the present sampling instant and future time instants can be determined by performing a receding horizon optimal procedure only once. When the present value of the manipulated variable does not arrive at a smart actuator, its predictive one is imposed to the corresponding process. Switching of a manipulated variable between its true present value and the predictive one usually results in unsmooth operation of a control system. This paper shows: 1) for a steady process,as long as its input is sufficiently smooth, the smoothness of its output can be guaranteed; 2) a manipulated variable can be switched smoothly by filtering the manipulated variable just using a simple low-pass filter. Thus the control performance can be improved. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated by simulation study.
