An observer-based decentralized tracker for sampled-data systems: an evolutionary programming approach
Decentralized control is a practical control methodology for large-scale multivariable systems. This paper presents a LQR design methodology to design a state-feedback decentralized high-gain analog controller, which gives the desired decentralized performance of the controlled analog system. Then, a prediction-based decentralized low-gain digital controller is developed from the decentralized high-gain analog controller for the hybrid controlled system. As a result, the complexity and cost of hardware implementation of the controller can be significantly reduced. In order to improve the performance of the decentralized hybrid system, the evolutionary programming (EP) is employed to tune the observer-based decentralized tracker. Some examples are presented to illustrate the developed design methodology.
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