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Personnel 2018

Lectures: 

 

Problem solving sessions and labs:

 

Recommended Prerequisites:

Automatic Control (FRT010), some background in discrete-time signals and systems.

 

Course Material


 

Lectures

Lectures will be held in M:E on Tuesdays 13.15–15.00 and Thursdays 13.15–15.00; Wednesdays Jan 17 and Jan 24 at 13.15–15.00 in the seminar room M:2112B of Dept. Automatic Control according to the schedule:
Week Date No Contents Ref.
3 16/1 L1 Introduction. Signals & Systems. Real-time Parameter Estimation. Ch. 1, 2, 4
  17/1 L2 Automatic Tuning, Gain Scheduling, Auto-calibration.  Ch. 1
  18/1 L3 ARMAX models. Pole assignment Model Matching. Optimal Control.  Ch. 5, A, B
 4 23/1 L4 Pole Assignment. Model matching. Disturbance Models. LQ Control.  Ch. 5, 6
  24/1 L5 Optimal Prediction. Optimal Predictive Control. The Kalman Filter. LQG Control.  Ch. 5, 7, 8
  25/1 L6 Adaptive Control  Ch. 9
 5 30/1 L7 Adaptive Control.  Ch. 9
  1/2 L8 Model Predictive Control (MPC)  Ch. 13
6 6/2 L9 Iterative Learning Control (ILC). Iterative Feedback Tuning (IFT).  Ch. 12
  8/2 L10 More Model Predictive Control  Ch. 13
7 13/2 L11 Stability: Lyapunov Theory.  Ch. D
  15/2 L12 Stability: Input-Output Stability. Passivity.  Ch. E
 9 27/2 L13 Stochastic Adaptive Control  Ch. 10, 11
  1/3 L14 Implementation. Applications. Summary. Hour for Questions.

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  Copies of the lecture slides are available here (the username is "control", you'll also need the fun password mentioned at the lecture).

 

Some Matlab Code etc


Exercises

LP3 Fridays 10.15-12.00 in M:R, M:2112B or M:M2:

 

      Contents
3 19/1 E1 Simulation of Adaptive Systems.
Notice simulation session in Lab B!
4 26/1 E2 Real-Time Parameter Estimation.
5 2/2 E3 Optimal Prediction. Optimal estimation. Kalman filter.
6 9/2 E4 Adaptive Control.
7 16/2 E5 Model Predictive Control
8 23/2 E6 Iterative Learning Control (ILC)+additional
9 2/3 E7 Stability of Adaptive Schemes, Exam questions

 

Exercise Materials

    1. Exercise 1 with exercise_1_public.zip. Notice that this computer exercise is held in Lab C. No sign-up needed.
    2. Exercise 2 and solutions
    3. Exercise 3 and solutions
    4. Exercise 4 and solutions
    5. Exercise 5 and solutions
    6. Exercise 6 and solutions
    7. Exercise 7: Old Exams (see below) and Questions

Laboratory sessions

Lab Time Contents Responsible
Lab 1 w.5 Autotuning and Gain Scheduling Fredrik Bagge Carlson
Lab 2 w.7 Adaptive Control Marcus Greiff
Lab 3 w.8 Predictive Control Marcus Greiff

Laboratory Materials

Make sure to complete the preparatory exercises before the laboratory session, and sign up using the available links at least one day in advance.


Exam

Tuesday, March 14, at 8-13 in MA:10A-B.


Old Exams


Home Work Assignments

Please send your solutions by the deadlines to the emails mentioned in the handins. Please use PDF-format when possible. Homework should be handed in individually. Reasonable cooperation is allowed (but not copying other persons handins...).



Send your HW solutions to the responsible staff member.

 

Projects

The projects will be done individually or in small groups of 2-4 students. A list of project proposal can be found in the project list. You should sign up for a project no later than Friday, February 23. The deadline for the project report is April 27 unless otherwise agreed with the project supervisors. The project should be presented Friday, April 27, at 10:15-12:00 in the seminar room M:2112B of Dept. Automatic Control. All project groups should give an oral presentation of 5-10 minutes. Presence mandatory for students of FRTN15. WELCOME!

Project Groups 2018