2016
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2016.2580531
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Discrete-Time Sliding-Mode Control With Improved Quasi-Sliding-Mode Domain

Abstract: In this paper, a new discrete reaching law with improved quasi-sliding-mode domain (QSMD) is proposed and a sliding-mode controller is designed for discrete-time systems with uncertainties. By redefining the change rate as the second order difference of the system uncertainties and adopting the continuous approximate function, smaller width of the QSMD can be guaranteed. Moreover, the QSMD of the proposed reaching law is obtained and the system dynamics in and out the QSMD are theoretically analyzed. Perturbat… Show more

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“…According to (37) and (40), when a discrete-time system has a step uncertainty, i.e., ( ) = − ( + 1) + o( 2 ), the proposed reaching law possesses excellent properties; it will force the system states to enter the quasi-sliding mode manifold; once the representative points enter the QSM manifold, it never escapes from it. [42] cannot converge to zero, but only to remain always a periodic fluctuation around sliding surface ( ) = 0.…”
Section: Mathematical Problems In Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to (37) and (40), when a discrete-time system has a step uncertainty, i.e., ( ) = − ( + 1) + o( 2 ), the proposed reaching law possesses excellent properties; it will force the system states to enter the quasi-sliding mode manifold; once the representative points enter the QSM manifold, it never escapes from it. [42] cannot converge to zero, but only to remain always a periodic fluctuation around sliding surface ( ) = 0.…”
Section: Mathematical Problems In Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A fuzzy sliding mode control for discrete-time system is proposed in [36]. To suppress chattering, the continuous function is employed instead of the signum function [37]. The difference function is also adopted to further narrow the width of the QSMD [38].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the quasisliding mode control has important theoretical value and practical significance to study the variable structure control method for discrete-time nonlinear systems. In recent years, the theory and design of variable structure control for discrete time systems are gradually increasing, and adaptive variable structure control method attracts many scholars because of its advantages of adaptive control and variable structure control [7]. And, in order to solve the disturbance problem in the system, the upper bound of uncertainty is adopted; it can also express that the disturbance problem is solved by the worst situation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the low-accuracy tracking performance, slow transient response and poor rejection of the aperiodic disturbances are the main limitations of the typical repetitive controller. The discrete-time sliding-mode is suggested as another control strategy to ensure the output voltage quality in [17]- [21]. The interesting feature of the discrete-time sliding-mode control is its robustness, fast transient response and simple digital implementation.…”
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“…Despite the aforementioned advantages, this technique suffers from some drawbacks, including the so-called chattering phenomenon resulted from the actuator limitations or time discretization, which can deteriorate the control accuracy and performance of the system. [20], [21].…”
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