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Delta-Operator-Based Reaching Laws for Sliding Mode Control Design

Jyoti Prakash Mishra, Xinghuo Yu

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Abstract

Most of the continuous-time algorithms are implemented in the discrete domain. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to have a smooth transition between discrete and continuous time models for enhancing numerical conditioning. Delta-operator is known to provide such flexibility where a delta-operator based dynamic model converges to its continuous counterpart as the sampling time converges to zero. In this brief, delta-operator based novel reaching laws are established. Most importantly, the quasi sliding mode band (QSMB) is calculated via suitable stability analysis in the delta-operator framework. It is shown that when the sampling time converges to zero, the delta-operator based stability analysis provides a similar conclusion to that of continuous-domain analysis. Finally, the theoretical findings are corroborated by some simulation results.

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Most of the continuous-time algorithms are implemented in the discrete domain. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to have a smooth transition between discrete and continuous time models for enhancing numerical conditioning. Delta-operator is known to provide such flexibility where a delta-operator based dynamic model converges to its continuous counterpart as the sampling time converges to zero. In this brief, delta-operator based novel reaching laws are established. Most importantly, the quasi sliding mode band (QSMB) is calculated via suitable stability analysis in the delta-operator framework. It is shown that when the sampling time converges to zero, the delta-operator based stability analysis provides a similar conclusion to that of continuous-domain analysis. Finally, the theoretical findings are corroborated by some simulation results.

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Most of the continuous-time algorithms are implemented in the discrete domain. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to have a smooth transition between discrete and continuous time models for enhancing numerical conditioning. Delta-operator is known to provide such flexibility where a delta-operator based dynamic model converges to its continuous counterpart as the sampling time converges to zero. In this brief, delta-operator based novel reaching laws are established. Most importantly, the quasi sliding mode band (QSMB) is calculated via suitable stability analysis in the delta-operator framework. It is shown that when the sampling time converges to zero, the delta-operator based stability analysis provides a similar conclusion to that of continuous-domain analysis. Finally, the theoretical findings are corroborated by some simulation results.

Key concepts: Delta operator, Operator (biology), Control theory (sociology), Delta, Sampling (signal processing), Discrete time and continuous time, Bitwise operation, Computer science

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