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Linear Matrix Inequalities in Control

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Computer tools support<br />

• Matlab ® Robust <strong>Control</strong> Toolbox<br />

• Public doma<strong>in</strong> SDP-solvers (Matlab ® based):<br />

– SP (Boyd & Vanderberghe) –old,<br />

– SeDuMi (Sturm, now – McMaster University),<br />

• Public doma<strong>in</strong> preprocessors<br />

– YALMIP (Löfberg <strong>in</strong> ETH Zurich):<br />

• Many other possibilities (see YALMIP www<br />

page)<br />

KSO materiały do wykładu 2008/09 19<br />

Scope of the lecture<br />

• <strong>Control</strong> – classical vs. modern<br />

• Optimisation approach<br />

• Computer tools support<br />

• LMI primer<br />

• Basic LMI tools for control<br />

• Analysis<br />

• Synthesis<br />

• Conclusions<br />

KSO materiały do wykładu 2008/09 20<br />

F(<br />

x)<br />

LMI Primer (1) - def<strong>in</strong>ition<br />

LMI is a matrix dependent on vector x<br />

F<br />

0<br />

m<br />

i 1<br />

T<br />

z Fz<br />

x i<br />

F i<br />

0,<br />

z<br />

0<br />

where m<br />

x R , Fi<br />

Positive def<strong>in</strong>ite matrix F is such that<br />

0, z<br />

n<br />

R .<br />

n n<br />

If LMI has a solution (is feasible) then the solution is a<br />

non empty set. The solution set is convex.<br />

x|<br />

F(<br />

x)<br />

0<br />

KSO materiały do wykładu 2008/09 21<br />

R<br />

7

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