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A novel design technique for a nonlinear feedback control law, which drives the state of a linear discrete-time system to the origin in minimum-time subject to magnitude constraints on the state and actuator variables as well as subject to constraints on the actuator rate, is presented. The off-line, optimization-based design technique requires the solution of a series of mixed integer linear programs (MILP), for which fast and robust algorithms exist.
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