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Advanced safety filter based on SOS Control Barrier and Lyapunov Functions (2401.06901v2)

Published 12 Jan 2024 in eess.SY and cs.SY

Abstract: This paper presents a novel safety filter framework that ensures both safety and the preservation of the legacy control action within a nominal region. This modular design allows the safety filter to be integrated into the control hierarchy without compromising the performance of the existing legacy controller within the nominal region. This is accomplished by formulating multiple Control Barrier Functions (CBFs) and Control Lyapunov-like Functions (CLFs) conditions, alongside a forward invariance condition for the legacy controller, as sum-of-squares constraints utilizing Putinar's Positivstellensatz. Additionally, the state-dependent inequality constraints of the resulting Quadratic Program -- encoding the CBF and CLF conditions -- are designed to remain inactive within the nominal region, ensuring perfect tracking of the legacy control action. Our safety filter design is also the first to include quadratic input constraints, and does not need an explicit specification of the attractor, as it is implicitly defined by the legacy controller. To avoid the chattering effect and guarantee the uniqueness and Lipschitz continuity of solutions, the state-dependent inequality constraints of the Quadratic Program are selected to be sufficiently regular. Finally, we demonstrate the method in a detailed case study involving the control of a three-phase ac/dc power converter.

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