2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfranklin.2005.10.002
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Output feedback exponential stabilization of uncertain chained systems

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“…So (17) is called uncertain chained system. In many papers, such as [11] and [25], the terms of uncertain nonlinearities in the dynamic systems were imposed to satisfy triangularity condition. Note that the terms on the right side of the second equation of (17) are dependent on the variables x i (i = 2, 3, 4).…”
Section: Uncertain Chained Model Of Type (12) Robotmentioning
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“…So (17) is called uncertain chained system. In many papers, such as [11] and [25], the terms of uncertain nonlinearities in the dynamic systems were imposed to satisfy triangularity condition. Note that the terms on the right side of the second equation of (17) are dependent on the variables x i (i = 2, 3, 4).…”
Section: Uncertain Chained Model Of Type (12) Robotmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the robust stabilization of this system is difficult to discuss by using the ways available in [11,25] for (17). We should study the stabilizing problem and design a new controller for the uncertain chained System (17).…”
Section: Uncertain Chained Model Of Type (12) Robotmentioning
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“…Hence, it is important and necessary to consider the output feedback control problem for uncertain nonholonomic systems. The output feedback issue has been studied for asympotic and exponential stability properties for the chained systems with uncertainties [11][12][13]15] . The output feedback control problem for uncertain nonholonomic systems are much difficult and still largely open.…”
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