DocumentCode
282983
Title
LQG adaptive autopilot design
Author
Katebi, M R ; Byrne, J. ; Marshall, R.
Author_Institution
Ind. Syst. & Control Ltd., Glasgow, UK
fYear
1988
fDate
32170
Firstpage
42491
Lastpage
42494
Abstract
Three approaches to autopilot design for ships are proposed and discussed. Some of the difficulties in providing adequate course-keeping performance by conventional control are overcome by the development of an explicit adaptive LQG design. The new scheme has several interesting features. An output wave model is adopted so that only low frequency heading deviations are minimised. A dynamic cost function weighting is introduced to enable the added resistance due to steering to be minimised. The polynomial systems approach to linear quadratic control provides a neat solution to the optimal control problem. The proposed autopilot has been used in a simulation trial to demonstrate the improvements that can be attained in the disturbance rejection properties
Keywords
adaptive control; control system synthesis; optimal control; position control; ships; transport computer control; LQC control; LQG adaptive autopilot design; adaptive control system design; course-keeping performance; disturbance rejection; dynamic cost function weighting; low frequency heading deviations; minimisation; optimal control; output wave model; polynomial systems approach; resistance; ships; steering;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Control in the Marine Industry, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
208765
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