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Event-triggered Sliding Mode Control Based Trajectory Tracking of Robotic Manipulators in a Cyber-Robotic Space

V. S. Gautham, Manas Kumar Bera

Year
2019
Citations
3

Abstract

This paper presents trajectory tracking control of robotic manipulators using an event-triggered sliding mode control (ET-SMC) strategy. Sliding mode control is an efficient tool to control complex nonlinear systems, due to its low sensitivity to disturbances / uncertainties. In an event-triggered strategy, the control signal is updated only when a particular event condition is violated, thus avoiding consistent periodic execution of control tasks. Here, the ET-SMC based trajectory control achieves robust stability with the desired tracking performance and reduced number of control calculations. Simulation results are given to illustrate the theoretical predictions.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)TrajectorySliding mode controlComputer scienceControl engineeringTracking (education)Event (particle physics)Stability (learning theory)Nonlinear systemControl system

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