EngineeringComputer EngineeringCyber-physical SystemsDigital CommunicationProcess ControlCommunication Delay CompensationControl System DesignControl SystemsControl TheoryModel Predictive ControlTime Delay EffectsCommunication Delay RobustnessControl System RobustnessNetworked Control SystemsNetworked Control With Delay CompensationPredictive ControlRobust Model Predictive ControlRobust Networked ControlSmith Predictor
Random communication time delay highly degrades the control performance of networked control systems. The paper addresses the problem by presenting a novel control technique using a modified model predictive control (MPC) and a modified Smith predictor. By using MPC, future control sequences are generated to compensate for the forward communication time delay when control signals are delayed or missed. Using the Smith predictor, the backward time delay can also be compensated for. The design of a filter is used to improve the robustness of the networked control system. To illustrate the improvement in control performance using the proposed method, simulation results are presented to show that the method is superior to the standard GPC and networked predictive control.
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Generalized predictive control—Part I. The basic algorithm
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