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Repetitive Learning Control of Nonlinear Continuous-Time Systems Using Quasi-Sliding Mode

Xiao‐Dong Li, Tommy W. S. Chow, John K. L. Ho, Hong‐Zhou Tan

Year
2007
Citations
17

Abstract

In this brief, a quasi-sliding mode (QSM)-based repetitive learning control (RLC) method is proposed for tackling multi-input multi-output nonlinear continuous-time systems with matching perturbations. The proposed RLC method is able to perform rejection of periodic exogenous disturbances as well as tracking of periodic reference trajectories. It ensures a robust system stability when it is subject to nonperiodic uncertainties and disturbances. In this brief, an application to a robotic manipulator is used to illustrate the performance of the proposed QSM-based RLC method. A comparative study with the conventional variable structure control (VSC) technique is also included

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)Nonlinear systemSliding mode controlVariable structure controlStability (learning theory)Computer scienceRLC circuitTracking (education)Robust controlMatching (statistics)

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