2022
DOI: 10.1002/acs.3391
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Neural network‐based output synchronization control for multi‐actuator system

Abstract: This article proposes a novel output synchronization control strategy for a class of multi-actuator system with strict-feedback form. High-order sliding mode observer is utilized to estimate the system states with the only available output signal. Moreover, radio basis function neural network combined estimated states is applied to handle the system uncertainties, which helps to realize the combination of state observation and disturbance observation and reduce the dependence on the system model. Furthermore, … Show more

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“…In order to improve the precision, stability, and robustness of cooperative control, a number of researchers have proposed different methods by combining modern control methods with existing control strategies. 18 In literatures 19,20 the author presents sliding mode control, but there is sliding mode jitter; Literature 21 proposes adaptive neural network. However, there is a contradiction between control accuracy and parameter estimation; Literature 22 presents active disturbance rejection control, but there are many parameter tuning; Literature 23 proposes iterative learning control, but there is a problem with initial state selection; Literature 24 uses the fuzzy control algorithm to adjust the motor torque given value in real-time to improve the synchronization performance, but due to the simple fuzzy processing method, the useful information of the system is lost, and the dynamic tracking ability is very weak; Literature 25 proposes a variable domain fuzzy PID control based on a master-slave control structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to improve the precision, stability, and robustness of cooperative control, a number of researchers have proposed different methods by combining modern control methods with existing control strategies. 18 In literatures 19,20 the author presents sliding mode control, but there is sliding mode jitter; Literature 21 proposes adaptive neural network. However, there is a contradiction between control accuracy and parameter estimation; Literature 22 presents active disturbance rejection control, but there are many parameter tuning; Literature 23 proposes iterative learning control, but there is a problem with initial state selection; Literature 24 uses the fuzzy control algorithm to adjust the motor torque given value in real-time to improve the synchronization performance, but due to the simple fuzzy processing method, the useful information of the system is lost, and the dynamic tracking ability is very weak; Literature 25 proposes a variable domain fuzzy PID control based on a master-slave control structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%