CN110161857B - Design method of active disturbance rejection controller suitable for non-minimum phase system - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a design method of an active disturbance rejection controller suitable for a non-minimum phase system, which comprises the following steps: 1) providing a stable non-minimum phase system model G(s); 2) setting a closed-loop reference model, the transfer function H of whichR(s); 3) with HR(s) constructing an ESO for the target; 4) total disturbance d of the systemK+ f frequency domain estimation; 5) constructing a disturbance compensation control rate; 6) giving a stability judgment condition; 7) designing parameters of K(s); 8) calculating time constantτAnd in the stable regionτSelecting tau value to realize ESO and adjusting tau to realize expected performance in tau < infinity. The invention provides a design method of an active disturbance rejection controller suitable for a non-minimum phase system, and provides a new disturbance rejection control rate, which has a simple structure and is easy to realize.

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Design method of active disturbance rejection controller suitable for non-minimum phase system
Technical Field
The invention relates to an industrial process control system and a motion control system, belongs to the technical field of anti-interference control, and discloses a design method of an active-anti-interference controller suitable for a non-minimum phase system.
Background
In actual industrial production, an industrial system is often affected by multiple disturbances, one is internal disturbance caused by mismatch of a physical model and the actual system, and the other is external disturbance, mainly disturbance generated by the outside to a control system. Modern industrial production and manufacturing processes are continually demanding increased performance and accuracy from control systems. By designing the anti-interference controller, the non-static-error regulation and tracking control are realized, and the method has important functions and significance.
The non-minimum phase system is widely used in industrial objects, such as robot flexible structure control, concentration control in chemical process, ship course control, aircraft attitude control and the like. The non-minimum phase system is mainly characterized in that the zero point of the right half plane is provided, the one-to-one correspondence relation between amplitude frequency and phase frequency is not satisfied, and the design and analysis method of the minimum phase system is not applicable any more. The pole-zero of the right half-plane adversely affects the stability, robustness and dynamic performance of the system. The control of non-minimum phase systems is much more difficult than minimum phase systems.
Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) is an effective control strategy for external disturbances and internal uncertainties of the system. The basic idea of the method is to take the uncertainty, the external disturbance and even the nonlinearity of the model as a total disturbance, and actively estimate and compensate by an extended state observer, so that the dependence on the model is eliminated. The active disturbance rejection controller is originally provided for a minimum phase system, realizes linear regulation of a control system by regulating two bandwidth parameters and an input gain parameter, has the characteristics of strong robustness, simple structure, high response speed, small overshoot and the like, and greatly promotes the development and application of disturbance rejection control theory. For a non-minimum phase system, a conventional active disturbance rejection controller is easy to make the system unstable, the relation between the controller parameter and the control performance is not clear enough, and the system is difficult to popularize and apply in an industrial control system.
Therefore, it is important to provide an active disturbance rejection controller suitable for non-minimum phase system in the present invention.
Disclosure of Invention
The present invention provides a design method of an active disturbance rejection controller suitable for non-minimum phase systems, which overcomes the deficiencies of the prior art described in the background.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows:
an active disturbance rejection controller design method suitable for a non-minimum phase system comprises the following steps:
1) providing a stable non-minimum phase system model G(s);
Figure BDA0002071932570000021
2) setting a closed-loop reference model, the transfer function H of whichR(s) is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000022
with predistorters K(s) representing augmented objects G(s) K(s) as perturbed closed-loop reference modelsForm, there are:
y(r)=-k0y(0)-k1y(1)-…-kr-1y(r-1)+k0(uK+dK+f);
wherein the relative order r.deg [ G ] is determined according to a non-minimum phase system model G(s)]Selecting a closed-loop reference model HR(s) relative order to the predistorter K(s) to satisfy r.deg [ K ]]+r.deg[G]=r.deg[HR];dKd/K, d is the external disturbance of the system, K is the pre-compensator, f is the internal disturbance of the system, dK+ f is the total disturbance of the system, defining the expansion state x(r+1)=dK+f,u=KuK(ii) a The state space model is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000023
wherein h is the total disturbance d of the systemKA differential of + f;
Figure BDA0002071932570000031
3) with HR(s) targeting, constructing an ESO, having
Figure BDA0002071932570000032
Wherein x iso=[xo1,xo2,…,xo(r+1)]TFor ESO states, L is observer gain, ypFor the actual output of the system, the pole allocation condition is met:
Figure BDA0002071932570000033
wherein, ω isoFor the ESO bandwidth, τ is 1/ωoIs the ESO time constant, I is the identity matrix;
4) total disturbance d of the systemKFrequency of + fDomain estimation; in active disturbance rejection control, expanded state xo(r+1)Can realize the system disturbance estimation, and has x in the frequency domaino(r+1)(s)=-F1(s)uK(s)+F2(s)yp(s) wherein:
Figure BDA0002071932570000034
Figure BDA0002071932570000035
5) constructing a disturbance compensation control rate u ═ K(s) uk=K(s)·(y*-xo(r+1)) Where y is a given input signal;
6) giving stability judgment conditions, writing the involved parts into a form of a relatively prime polynomial, having
Figure BDA0002071932570000036
The characteristic equation of the closed loop system is
pc(s,τ)=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)(aF(τs)-bF(τs))+aF(τs)bk(s)bg(s)ah(s)bF(τs)
=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)φ(s,τ);
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002071932570000037
construction of
Figure BDA0002071932570000038
Figure BDA0002071932570000039
If phi (S) is Hurwitz polynomial, the system is stable at tau ∞ and there is a stable regionτ< tau < ∞, the system remains stable and has
Figure BDA0002071932570000041
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002071932570000042
7) design parameters of K(s) taking into account
Figure BDA0002071932570000043
And
Figure BDA0002071932570000044
two cases, in which z, p, α, β are design parameters of the predistorter K, can be designed as the following two cases, respectively:
the first condition is as follows:
Figure BDA0002071932570000045
let λ be such that φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial, then z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0
Case two:
Figure BDA0002071932570000046
let λ be such that φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial, then z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0Alpha and beta are undetermined parameters;
introducing a low-pass filter W(s), optimally calculating alpha and beta through low-frequency model matching,
Figure BDA0002071932570000047
8) calculating time constantτAnd in the stable regionτSelecting tau value to realize ESO and adjusting tau to realize expected performance in tau < infinity.
Compared with the background technology, the technical scheme has the following advantages:
1. by means of a pre-compensator K(s), 1/b of the conventional active disturbance rejection control is replaced0The dynamic characteristics of the system can be compensated better, so that G(s) K(s) and the closed-loop reference model HR(s) matching at low frequency band, canThe stability of the system is ensured, and a theoretical basis is provided for the parameter design of the predistorter K(s).
2. The time constant τ of the ESO is given (i.e. the observer bandwidth inverse, τ ═ 1/ω)o) The method of calculating a stability interval of (1).
3. A new anti-interference control rate is provided, the structure is simple, and the implementation is easy.
4. A design method of an active disturbance rejection controller suitable for a non-minimum phase system is provided.
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Fig. 1 shows a block diagram of a proposed active disturbance rejection controller system;
FIG. 2 is a diagram of the distance phi (τ) of a chemical process control system;
FIG. 3 is a Nyquist plot of L (s, τ) at different bandwidths in a chemical process control system;
FIG. 4 shows a variation c of the chemical process control systemA0Set value and output concentration cBAnd (5) a relational graph.
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An active disturbance rejection controller design method suitable for a non-minimum phase system comprises the following steps:
1) providing a stable non-minimum phase system model G(s);
Figure BDA0002071932570000051
i.e. the pole of the object is located in the left half-plane (object stable) but there is a right half-plane zero, according to the system relative order r.deg G]Selecting a closed-loop reference model HR(s) relative order to the predistorter K(s) to satisfy r.deg [ K ]]+r.deg[G]=r.deg[HR]Such that G(s) K(s) is at zero frequency with HR(s) are approximately equal, with G (j0) K (j0) ≈ HR(j0) In that respect In the active-disturbance-rejection control,
Figure BDA0002071932570000053
the parameter is a gain compensation located in front of the controlled object, having
Figure BDA0002071932570000054
In the prior art, the parameter is not given
Figure BDA0002071932570000055
The relationship between this parameter and stability is also not clear in a reasonable selection method in non-minimum phase systems. In the present invention, the parameter is generally designed, i.e. a dynamic compensator K(s) is introduced to replace
Figure BDA0002071932570000056
Forming an augmented object G(s) K(s), and designing a predistorter K(s).
2) Setting a closed-loop reference model, the transfer function H of whichR(s) is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000052
with a predistorter K(s) representing the augmented object G(s) K(s) as a perturbed version of a closed-loop reference model, comprising:
y(r)=-k0y(0)-k1y(1)-…-kr-1y(r-1)+k0(uK+dK+f);
wherein d isKd/K, d is the external disturbance of the system, K is the pre-compensator, f is the internal disturbance of the system, dK+ f is the total disturbance of the system, defining the expansion state x(r+1)=dK+f,u=KuK(ii) a The state space model is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000061
wherein h is the total disturbance d of the systemKA differential of + f;
Figure BDA0002071932570000062
3) with HR(s) targeting, constructing an ESO, having
Figure BDA0002071932570000063
Wherein x iso=[xo1,xo2,…,xo(r+1)]TFor ESO states, L is observer gain, ypFor the actual output of the system, the pole allocation condition is met:
Figure BDA0002071932570000064
wherein ω isoFor the ESO bandwidth, τ is 1/ωoFor the ESO time constant, I is the identity matrix.
4) Total disturbance d of the systemK+ f frequency domain estimation; in active disturbance rejection control, expanded state xo(r+1)Can realize the system disturbance estimation, and has x in the frequency domaino(r+1)(s)=-F1(s)uK(s)+F2(s)yp(s) wherein:
Figure BDA0002071932570000065
Figure BDA0002071932570000066
5) constructing a disturbance compensation control rate u ═ K(s) uk=K(s)·(y*-xo(r+1)) Wherein y is*For a given input signal; compared to conventional active disturbance rejection control, this control rate only contains feedback compensation for the dilated state, because: ESO was designed for HR(s) rather than for the controlled object G(s), the total disturbance d of the systemK+ f from expanded state xo(r+1)After estimation, the system is compensated, so that the input-output relation of the system is close to HR(s), the control structure is very simple.
6) Give out a stability judgmentConditional, writing the respective parts involved in a co-prime polynomial form, of
Figure BDA0002071932570000071
The characteristic equation of the closed loop system is
pc(s,τ)=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)(aF(τs)-bF(τs))+aF(τs)bk(s)bg(s)ah(s)bF(τs)
=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)φ(s,τ);
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002071932570000072
construction of
Figure BDA0002071932570000073
Figure BDA0002071932570000074
S ═ τ S, τ → ∞ is equivalent to S → 0. If phi (S) is Hurwitz polynomial, the system is stable at tau ∞, there is a stable region tau < tau ∞, the system remains stable, and there is
Figure BDA0002071932570000075
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0002071932570000076
7) design parameters of K(s) taking into account
Figure BDA0002071932570000077
And
Figure BDA0002071932570000078
two cases, in which z, p, α, β are design parameters of the predistorter K, can be designed as the following two cases, respectively:
the first condition is as follows:
Figure BDA0002071932570000079
design parameter z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0Such that phi (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial;
case two:
Figure BDA00020719325700000710
design parameter z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0Alpha and beta are undetermined parameters, and corresponding values can make phi (S) be Hurwitz polynomial;
introducing a low-pass filter W(s), optimally calculating alpha and beta through low-frequency model matching,
Figure BDA00020719325700000711
8) calculating the time constant tau and in the stable intervalτSelecting tau value to realize ESO and adjusting tau to realize expected performance in tau < infinity.
The concentration control problem of a chemical process control system is considered, and simulation verification proves that the anti-interference controller provided by the invention has a good effect. The chemical system mainly controls the concentration of a product B by adjusting a dilution ratio F, wherein the inflow contains a class of reactants A with the concentration cA0Has certain influence on the reaction process and can be regarded as the interference existing in the system. The active disturbance rejection controller is now designed for the specific embodiment:
(1) when the temperature T of the reaction kettle is assumed to be constant, the system is in an equilibrium state, and the dilution F and the product concentration y are cBThe transfer function of the relationship between:
Figure BDA0002071932570000081
and has the following input and output requirements:
Figure BDA0002071932570000082
cA0c is not less than 4.5mol/lA0≤5.7mol/l。
It can be seen that the chemical engineering control system has a zero point of the right half plane, and is a non-minimum phase system. The relative order of the system is denoted r.deg.G]Selecting and determining a closed-loop referential model H as 2RAnd predistorter K(s) are each r.deg [ H ]R]=r.deg[G]2 and r.deg [ K ]]0, such that: r.deg [ K ]]+r.deg[G]=r.deg[HR]。
(2) Designing the desired closed loop transfer function HR(s) setting the parameter to ωc50. So that the closed loop system has certain response speed. The transfer function of the closed-loop reference model is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000083
the augmented object G(s) K(s) is written in a form of a closed-loop reference model containing disturbance input, and a differential equation is expressed as:
y(r)=-100y(1)-2500y(0)+2500(uK+dK+f)
wherein d isKd/K, f is the internal disturbance of the system, dK+ f is the total disturbance of the system, defined as the expansion state x(r+1)=dK+f,u=KuK. As shown in fig. 1, the ESO performs an estimated compensation of the dilated state, thereby performing an elimination of the disturbance.
The state space model is:
Figure BDA0002071932570000084
Figure BDA0002071932570000085
(3) for the closed-loop reference model, model HR(s) to target, construct the ESO and feedback active disturbance rejection control structure, having:
Figure BDA0002071932570000091
wherein xo=[xo1,xo2,xo3]TIs a system state variable, y0For the actual output of the system, L is the gain of the extended state observer, and the condition of satisfying the pole allocation is as follows:
Figure BDA0002071932570000092
wherein ω isoDenotes the ESO bandwidth, τ ═ 1/ωoIs the time constant of the ESO.
(4) In active disturbance rejection control, expanded state xo3Can realize the system disturbance estimation, and has x in the frequency domaino3=-F1uK+F2ypWherein:
Figure BDA0002071932570000093
Figure BDA0002071932570000094
(5) constructing a disturbance compensation control law u ═ K(s) uk=K(s)·(y*-xo3)。
(6) And (3) stability judgment conditions: there is a time constantτ> 0, for allτ< τ < ∞, the closed loop system has robust internal stability if the following conditions are met:
(C1)r.deg[K]+r.deg[G]=r.deg[HR];
(C2) g(s) has no pole of the right half-plane, or ag(s) is a Hurwitz polynomial;
(C3) k(s) has no pole on the right half-plane, or ak(s) is a Hurwitz polynomial;
(C4) φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial.
Writing the various parts involved in a co-prime polynomial of the form:
Figure BDA0002071932570000095
Figure BDA0002071932570000096
Figure BDA0002071932570000101
the characteristic polynomial of the closed loop system is:
pc(s,τ)=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)φ(s,τ)
wherein: phi (S) ═ S3+3S2+3S + λ, S ═ τ S. Due to aF(ts) automatically satisfies the Hurwitz condition, ak(s) satisfies the stability condition (C3), ag(s) satisfies the stability condition (C2), bh(s) is a constant value so that the Hurwitz condition is satisfied for the closed loop system characteristic polynomial. If K is known, the time constant τ is calculated as the lower bound:
Figure BDA0002071932570000102
wherein
Figure BDA0002071932570000103
FIG. 3
Figure BDA0002071932570000104
The point where the distance between the nyquist curve L (s, τ) and (-1,0) is the smallest is represented, and when Φ is 0, the nyquist curve passes through (-1,0), and the corresponding minimum value of τ is τ.
(7) Designing parameters of K(s) according to the stability judgment condition,
consider that
Figure BDA0002071932570000105
In this example, φ (S) ═ S3+3S2+3S + λ, λ is chosen such that φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial, where λ is 0 < λ < 9, and z is a0λ 115370 λ and p b0=5142.8。
In this example, λ is 1, and K is 22.43. Fig. 2 shows the values of k and τ in the predistorter for different λ.
Figure BDA0002071932570000106
(8) Calculating the minimum value of the time constant tau as tau, and calculating the minimum value in the embodimentτDetermining the stable interval to be 0.0033 & lttau & lt infinity, and selecting proper ESO bandwidth omegaoE [0, 303.03)), and fig. 3 shows the nyquist plot of L (s, τ) at different bandwidths when K is 22.43, and the ESO parameter ω is selectedo150. FIG. 4 shows the difference cA0Under the condition, a system response diagram of the concentration adjusting process realizes better control performance.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and therefore should not be taken as limiting the scope of the invention, which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

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1. An active disturbance rejection controller design method suitable for a non-minimum phase system is characterized by comprising the following steps: the method comprises the following steps:
1) providing a stable non-minimum phase system model G(s);
Figure FDA0002071932560000011
2) setting a closed-loop reference model, the transfer function H of whichR(s) is:
Figure FDA0002071932560000012
with a predistorter K(s) representing the augmented object G(s) K(s) as a perturbed version of a closed-loop reference model, comprising:
y(r)=-k0y(0)-k1y(1)-…-kr-1y(r-1)+k0(uK+dK+f);
wherein the relative order r.deg [ G ] is determined according to a non-minimum phase system model G(s)]Selecting a closed-loop reference model HR(s) relative order to the predistorter K(s) to satisfy r.deg [ K ]]+r.deg[G]=r.deg[HR];dKd/K, d is the external disturbance of the system, K is the pre-compensator, f is the internal disturbance of the system, dK+ f is the total disturbance of the system, defining the expansion state x(r+1)=dK+f,u=KuK(ii) a The state space model is:
Figure FDA0002071932560000013
wherein h is the total disturbance d of the systemKA differential of + f;
Figure FDA0002071932560000014
3) with HR(s) targeting, constructing an ESO, having
Figure FDA0002071932560000015
Wherein x iso=[xo1,xo2,…,xo(r+1)]TFor ESO states, L is observer gain, ypFor the actual output of the system, the pole allocation condition is met:
Figure FDA0002071932560000021
wherein, ω isoFor the ESO bandwidth, τ is 1/ωoIs the ESO time constant, I is the identity matrix;
4) total disturbance d of the systemK+ f frequency domain estimation; in active disturbance rejection control, expanded state xo(r+1)Can realize the system disturbance estimation, and has x in the frequency domaino(r+1)(s)=-F1(s)uK(s)+F2(s)yp(s) wherein:
Figure FDA0002071932560000022
Figure FDA0002071932560000023
5) constructing a disturbance compensation control rate u ═ K(s) uk=K(s)·(y*-xo(r+1)) Wherein y is*For a given input signal;
6) giving stability judgment conditions, writing the involved parts into a form of a relatively prime polynomial, having
Figure FDA0002071932560000024
The characteristic equation of the closed loop system is
pc(s,τ)=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)(aF(τs)-bF(τs))+aF(τs)bk(s)bg(s)ah(s)bF(τs)
=aF(τs)ak(s)ag(s)bh(s)φ(s,τ);
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002071932560000025
construction of
Figure FDA0002071932560000026
Figure FDA0002071932560000027
If phi (S) is Hurwitz polynomial, the system is stable at tau ∞ and there is a stable regionτ< tau < ∞, the system remains stable and has
Figure FDA0002071932560000028
Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0002071932560000029
7) design parameters of K(s) taking into account
Figure FDA00020719325600000210
And
Figure FDA00020719325600000211
two cases, in which z, p, α, β are design parameters of the predistorter K, can be designed as the following two cases, respectively:
the first condition is as follows:
Figure FDA00020719325600000212
let λ be such that φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial, then z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0
Case two:
Figure FDA00020719325600000213
let λ be such that φ (S) is a Hurwitz polynomial, then z ═ a0λ and p ═ b0Alpha and beta are undetermined parameters;
introducing a low-pass filter W(s), optimally calculating alpha and beta through low-frequency model matching,
Figure FDA0002071932560000031
8) calculating time constantτAnd in the stable regionτSelecting tau value to realize ESO and regulating tauAnd (4) realizing the expected performance.
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