Supplemental state observer‐based sliding mode control for a dynamic system

Abstract

A supplemental state observer‐based sliding mode control (SSOBSMC) for a dynamic system is proposed in this paper. First, a supplemental state vector is formulated including system output and supplemental output. A supplemental state observer (SSOB) is proposed to estimate the unavailable states. Furthermore, the SSOBSMC consisting of SSOB and sliding mode control (SMC) is proposed to perform state estimation and robust tracking control for the dynamic system with some unavailable states. To demonstrate the application of the proposed methods, a mass‐spring‐damper (MSD) system is used as an application example to perform numerically. From the simulation results, the SSOB shows a good ability for state estimation, while the SSOBSMC simultaneously demonstrates accuracy in state estimation ability as well as a robust tracking control performance for the non‐linear MSD system. The major contributions of this paper are the proposed SSOB that can accurately estimate the unavailable states for the non‐linear dynamic system with time‐varying disturbances; and the SSOBSMC, which simultaneously displays accuracy in state estimation ability and robust tracking control performance.

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“…Among the above methods, SMC stands out for its ease of implementation and robustness. Typically, the linear sliding mode (LSM) [4] can only achieve the asymptotic stability of a system. Consequently, fast terminal sliding-mode control (FTSMC) [5], which was predicated on the concept of terminal attractors, was developed.…”