Data-Driven Koopman-Enhanced Extremum Seeking for Oscillation Damping in Nonlinear Systems
Timothy I. Salsbury, Min Gyung Yu, Sayak Mukherjee
- Year
- 2026
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
We propose a novel extremum seeking control (ESC) method that operates in a lifted Koopman state space to minimize the filtered RMS energy in the dominant subspace. The lifted representation provides linear embeddings of nonlinear dynamics, enabling more accurate gradient estimation and dampening of state interference for more consistent ESC performance. Applied to a parameterized, forced, and time-varying Van der Pol oscillator, we show that the approach yields faster and more robust performance than operating ESC on the measured states. These advantages position the method for a diverse range of applications including vibration suppression, motion control, and subsynchronous oscillation mitigation in inverter-dominated power systems.
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