Optimal controller and filter realizations using finite-precision, floating-point arithmetic

The problem of reducing the fragility of digital controllers and filters implemented using finite-precision, floating-point arithmetic is considered. Floating-point arithmetic parameter uncertainty is multiplicative, unlike parameter uncertainty resulting from fixed-point arithmetic. Based on first-...

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Main Authors: Whidborne, J.F (Author), Gu, D.-W (Author), Wu, J. (Author), Chen, S. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2005-06.
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520 |a The problem of reducing the fragility of digital controllers and filters implemented using finite-precision, floating-point arithmetic is considered. Floating-point arithmetic parameter uncertainty is multiplicative, unlike parameter uncertainty resulting from fixed-point arithmetic. Based on first-order eigenvalue sensitivity analysis, an upper bound on the eigenvalue perturbations is derived. Consequently, open-loop and closed-loop eigenvalue sensitivity measures are proposed. These measures are dependent upon the filter/controller realization. Problems of obtaining the optimal realization with respect to both the open-loop and the closed-loop eigenvalue sensitivity measures are posed. The problem for the open-loop case is completely solved. Solutions for the closed-loop case are obtained using non-linear programming. The problems are illustrated with a numerical example. 
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