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Tracking control of nonlinear systems via backstepping design

Ameur Sassi, Chekib Ghorbel, Afef Abdelkrim

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This paper treats the tracking control problem of nonlinear continuous system. A backstepping design technique is used here for being a powerful, robust nonlinear strategy and for its ability to ensure a asymptotic stability of the controlled system without canceling useful nonlinearities. The basic idea of backstepping design is that a complex nonlinear system is decomposed into the subsystems, and the degree of each subsystem doesnt exceed that of the whole system. Accordingly, the Lyapunov function and medial-fictitious control are designed respectively, and the whole system is obtained through backstepping. Thus the control rule is designed thoroughly. The backstepping method is called as back-deduce method, and the desired dynamic indexes are satisfied.

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This paper treats the tracking control problem of nonlinear continuous system. A backstepping design technique is used here for being a powerful, robust nonlinear strategy and for its ability to ensure a asymptotic stability of the controlled system without canceling useful nonlinearities. The basic idea of backstepping design is that a complex nonlinear system is decomposed into the subsystems, and the degree of each subsystem doesnt exceed that of the whole system. Accordingly, the Lyapunov function and medial-fictitious control are designed respectively, and the whole system is obtained through backstepping. Thus the control rule is designed thoroughly. The backstepping method is called as back-deduce method, and the desired dynamic indexes are satisfied.

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This paper treats the tracking control problem of nonlinear continuous system. A backstepping design technique is used here for being a powerful, robust nonlinear strategy and for its ability to ensure a asymptotic stability of the controlled system without canceling useful nonlinearities. The basic idea of backstepping design is that a complex nonlinear system is decomposed into the subsystems, and the degree of each subsystem doesnt exceed that of the whole system. Accordingly, the Lyapunov function and medial-fictitious control are designed respectively, and the whole system is obtained through backstepping. Thus the control rule is designed thoroughly. The backstepping method is called as back-deduce method, and the desired dynamic indexes are satisfied.

Key concepts: Backstepping, Control theory (sociology), Nonlinear system, Strict-feedback form, Lyapunov function, Exponential stability, Computer science, Tracking (education)

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