By utilizing backstepping technique, an H∞ robust controller with improved prescribed performance and dynamic surface control is designed for a class of strict feedback nonlinear systems. The transient and steady state performance for the tracking errors of nonlinear system can be guaranteed by using improved prescribed performance constraint. The dynamic surface control is used to overcome the differential explosion problem in the backstepping procedure. The impacts of uncertainties in the system are attenuated by H∞control. The performance and stability analysis proves that the controller design procedure is simple with low complexity and robustness. Finally, the simulation results verify the effectiveness of the controller...
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In this paper, we propose a robust adaptive tracking control based on the backstepping strategy for ...
Abstract The construction of backstepping control input needs the derivative of the virtual controll...
International audienceIn this paper we are mainly interested in a generalization of backstepping non...
In ordinary feedback-based systems, the nonlinearities existing in the system is eliminated by using...
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