CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
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CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture Type: Method pattern Status: Stable…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
… change the problem being solved. Gains, weights and numeric tolerances tune a selected construction. Changing either group can reopen the other. CAD.1–CAD.3 supply the positive construction, not merely a screening list. Existing qualified results can replace…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
… hardware test that reveals a one-tick delay in actuation changes x_{k+1}=x_k+u_k into a model with an input delay. The table is no longer sufficient evidence. Return to CAD.2 to derive the delayed dynamics and to CAD.3 for the resulting margins. Retain the…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:9 - Consequences The choice can change model order, command representation, rates, controller parameters and hardware together. This broadens the search but can avoid tuning an infeasible arrangement. A declared bounded search yields a defensible local…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:10 - Architectural Rationale Control behavior and execution are coupled: computation changes latency, latency changes error, and error changes admissible commands. The whole design must therefore be the unit of comparison. Keeping each intermediate…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:2 - Problem A detailed planning model may improve prediction but miss its deadline. A faster tracker can use more computation or amplify measurement noise. A longer planning interval can save resources while increasing command mismatch. A design…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:3 - Forces Force Consequential tension Fidelity, horizon and execution time More planning information can arrive too late to be useful. Strong correction and implementation limits A gain that shrinks error can increase input, noise sensitivity or…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:6 - Bias-Annotation A convenient cost model can favor the hardware already at hand. A small parameter search can make its winner look universal. State the tested choices and preserve alternatives whose decisive conditions remain unknown. The running…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:7 - Conformance Checklist Complete candidates are compared under the same task and constraints. Connected feasibility and continuation are established before performance ranking. A convergence or optimality claim has its own applicable grounds.…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.1, CAD.2 and CAD.3 supply candidate decomposition, connected dynamics and admissible commands. Their results are dependencies of the whole comparison, not mandatory fresh work for every application. C.39 supplies general Method construction; MMP.22…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:1 - Problem frame Use this when several control architectures appear feasible, or a change of model, hardware, rate or operating demand can invalidate an existing arrangement. Tuning each controller independently does not decide which complete…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
CAD.4:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them Optimizing each layer and connecting the winners can destroy feasibility; compare complete settings. Choosing rates from “fast” and “slow” labels hides dynamics and execution costs; derive their effects. A…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
… change the problem being solved. Gains, weights and numeric tolerances tune a selected construction. Changing either group can reopen the other. CAD.1–CAD.3 supply the positive construction, not merely a screening list. Existing qualified results can replace…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
… into :4.2 and CAD.3:4.1. Separate stable modes alone do not supply the switched guarantee. Reopen the choice when task demand, computing interference or the cost of maintaining those mode conditions changes…
In CAD.4 - Co-design and Realize the Whole Control Architecture
… If timing fails, a reduced model or shorter horizon may help more than increasing gain. If a reduced model loses an important mode, a larger controller budget may be unavoidable. This is the constructive feedback from the whole evaluation to CAD.1–CAD.3…