Data di Pubblicazione:
2009
Abstract:
Higher order sliding mode (HOSM) control design is
considered for systems with a known permanent relative degree.
In this paper, we introduce the Robust Fuller’s Problem that is a
robust generalization of the Fuller’s problem, a standard optimal
control problem for a chain of integrators with bounded control.
By solving the Robust Fuller’s Problem it is possible to obtain feedback
laws that are HOSM algorithms of generic order and, in addition,
provide optimal finite-time reaching of the sliding manifold.
A common difficulty in the use of existing HOSM algorithms is the
tuning of design parameters: our methodology proves useful for
the tuning of HOSM controller parameters in order to assure desired
performances and prevent instabilities. The convergence and
stability properties of the proposed family of controllers are theoretically
analyzed. Simulation evidence demonstrates their effectiveness.
considered for systems with a known permanent relative degree.
In this paper, we introduce the Robust Fuller’s Problem that is a
robust generalization of the Fuller’s problem, a standard optimal
control problem for a chain of integrators with bounded control.
By solving the Robust Fuller’s Problem it is possible to obtain feedback
laws that are HOSM algorithms of generic order and, in addition,
provide optimal finite-time reaching of the sliding manifold.
A common difficulty in the use of existing HOSM algorithms is the
tuning of design parameters: our methodology proves useful for
the tuning of HOSM controller parameters in order to assure desired
performances and prevent instabilities. The convergence and
stability properties of the proposed family of controllers are theoretically
analyzed. Simulation evidence demonstrates their effectiveness.
Tipologia CRIS:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
UNCERTAIN SYSTEMS; HIGHER ORDER SLIDING MODES; OPTIMAL CONTROL; VARIABLE STRUCTURE SYSTEMS
Elenco autori:
Dinuzzo, Francesco; Ferrara, Antonella
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