Search Results for author: Michael Hertneck

Found 8 papers, 0 papers with code

Self-triggered output feedback control for nonlinear networked control systems based on hybrid Lyapunov functions

no code implementations22 Mar 2023 Michael Hertneck, Frank Allgöwer

Most approaches for self-triggered control (STC) of nonlinear networked control systems (NCS) require measurements of the full system state to determine transmission times.

Dynamic self-triggered control for nonlinear systems with delays

no code implementations9 Feb 2022 Michael Hertneck, Frank Allgöwer

Self-triggered control (STC) is a resource efficient approach to determine sampling instants for Networked Control Systems (NCS).

Robust dynamic self-triggered control for nonlinear systems using hybrid Lyapunov functions

no code implementations8 Nov 2021 Michael Hertneck, Frank Allgöwer

In the framework, a dynamic variable is used in addition to current state information to determine the next sampling instant, rendering the STC mechanism dynamic.

Multi-party computation enables secure polynomial control based solely on secret-sharing

no code implementations30 Mar 2021 Sebastian Schlor, Michael Hertneck, Stefan Wildhagen, Frank Allgöwer

As homomorphic encryptions are much more computationally demanding than secret sharing, they make up for a tremendous amount of the overall computational demand of this scheme.

Data-driven analysis and controller design for discrete-time systems under aperiodic sampling

no code implementations4 Jan 2021 Stefan Wildhagen, Julian Berberich, Michael Hertneck, Frank Allgöwer

This article is concerned with data-driven analysis of discrete-time systems under aperiodic sampling, and in particular with a data-driven estimation of the maximum sampling interval (MSI).

A Simple Approach to Increase the Maximum Allowable Transmission Interval

no code implementations5 Jun 2020 Michael Hertneck, Frank Allgöwer

When designing Networked Control Systems (NCS), the maximum allowable transmission interval (MATI) is an important quantity, as it provides the admissible time between two transmission instants.

Learning an Approximate Model Predictive Controller with Guarantees

no code implementations11 Jun 2018 Michael Hertneck, Johannes Köhler, Sebastian Trimpe, Frank Allgöwer

A supervised learning framework is proposed to approximate a model predictive controller (MPC) with reduced computational complexity and guarantees on stability and constraint satisfaction.

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