Guaranteed cost control of stochastic uncertain systems applied to a problem of missile autopilot design

Petersen, Ian R.

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Guaranteed cost control of stochastic uncertain systems applied to a problem of missile autopilot design

Date

1998

Authors

Petersen, Ian R.

Abstract

In this paper, we apply a recent result on output feedback guaranteed cost control of stochastic uncertain systems to the problem of designing a missile autopilot. In the missile autopilot design problem, the given data is a finite collection of plant models for the missile corresponding to different flight conditions. A total least squares approach is used to fit the data to a norm bounded uncertain system model.