On the Steady-State Behavior of Finite-Control-Set MPC with an Application to High-Precision Power Amplifiers
Motivated by increasing precision requirements for switched power amplifiers, this paper addresses the problem of model predictive control (MPC) design for discrete-time linear systems with a finite control set (FCS). Typically, existing solutions for FCS-MPC penalize the output tracking error and the control input rate of change, which can lead to arbitrary switching among the available discrete control inputs and unpredictable steady-state behavior. To improve the steady-state behavior of FCS-MPC, in this paper we design a cost function that penalizes the tracking error with respect to a state and input steady-state limit cycle. We prove that if a suitable terminal cost is added to the FCS-MPC algorithm convergence to the limit cycle is ensured. The developed methodology is validated in direct switching control of a power amplifier for high-precision motion systems, where it significantly improves the steady-state output current ripple.
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