Comparison of LTI and Event-Based Control for a Moving Cart with Quantized Position Measurements
Comparison of LTI and Event-Based Control for a Moving Cart with Quantized Position Measurements
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Traditional linear time-invariant (LTI) control design assumes that measurements are taken at regular time intervals and have independent additive noise. A common practical case that violates this assumption is the use of encoders that give quantized position measurements; when the quantization is appreciable the measurement noise is far from LTI. This paper develops a simple event-based controller based on simplifying a joint maximum a posteriori estimator, which is applied to a moving cart with quantized position measurements. The payoff for implementing the somewhat more complex event-based controller is to drastically reduce the effect of quantization noise in the experiments. A sequence of simpler (LTI) to better adapted controllers are described and compared according to experimental performance and implementation complexity. Implementation issues on the microcontroller are discussed.
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Comparison of LTI and Event-Based Control for a Moving Cart with Quantized Position Measurements
2009-01-01
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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