Discrete-time variable structure control systems
Wei-Bing Gao, Yufu Wang, A. Homaifa
Abstract
Wei-Bing Gao, Yufu Wang, A. Homaifa
Abstract
This paper presents a treatment of discrete variable structure control systems. The purpose is to lay a foundation upon which design of such type of systems can be made properly. Phenomena of switching, reaching, and quasi-sliding mode are investigated thoroughly. Terms pertaining to discrete variable structure control are defined. A method of quasi-sliding mode design is given. The inherently existing quasi-sliding mode band is analyzed. A recently introduced "reaching law approach" is conveniently used to develop the control law for robust control. Comments are given regarding chattering. The design technique is illustrated by a simulated system.>
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This paper presents a treatment of discrete variable structure control systems. The purpose is to lay a foundation upon which design of such type of systems can be made properly. Phenomena of switching, reaching, and quasi-sliding mode are investigated thoroughly. Terms pertaining to discrete variable structure control are defined. A method of quasi-sliding mode design is given. The inherently existing quasi-sliding mode band is analyzed. A recently introduced "reaching law approach" is conveniently used to develop the control law for robust control. Comments are given regarding chattering. The design technique is illustrated by a simulated system.>
Key concepts: Variable structure control, Variable (mathematics), Sliding mode control, Control theory (sociology), Mode (computer interface), Discrete variable, Computer science, Discrete time and continuous time