NASA NTRS · 19720021220
Control system estimation and design for aerospace vehicles with time delay
Abstract
The problems of estimation and control of discrete, linear, time-varying systems are considered. Previous solutions to these problems involved either approximate techniques, open-loop control solutions, or results which required excessive computation. The estimation problem is solved by two different methods, both of which yield the identical algorithm for determining the optimal filter. The partitioned results achieve a substantial reduction in computation time and storage requirements over the expanded solution, however. The results reduce to the Kalman filter when no delays are present in the system. The control problem is also solved by two different methods, both of which yield identical algorithms for determining the optimal control gains. The stochastic control is shown to be identical to the deterministic control, thus extending the separation principle to time delay systems. The results obtained reduce to the familiar optimal control solution when no time delays are present in the system.
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Allgaier, G. R., Williams, T. L.. 1972-06-01. Control system estimation and design for aerospace vehicles with time delay. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720021220
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