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Extended prescribed performance control with input quantization for nonlinear systems
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For a class of MIMO nonlinear systems, comprised of interconnected subsystems in Brunovsky canonical form, with uncertain yet locally Lipschitz nonlinearities among subsystems and quantized inputs, the target is to form a closed-loop system that exhibits extended prescribed performance on states tracking (accuracy determined by maximum overshoot, minimum convergence rate, maximum steady-state error, and control gains), yet still a low-complexity control structure, without requiring any identification, approximation, and filtering techniques, regardless of uncertainties. In this article, a static, decentralized, continuous, yet computationally inexpensive controller is designed, without requiring parameters of quantizers. Inheriting the merit of pioneering prescribed performance control (PPC) methodology, it is required that the reference signal is C1 function only, while, an essential difference and new feature is that, the pioneering PPC guarantees that state tracking errors are constrained by boundary functions (also known as prescribed performance functions, PPFs) only, while, the proposed extend PPC scheme achieves that state tracking errors are constrained by boundary functions and control gains simultaneously, in other words, without tighter PPFs, state tracking errors can still be adjusted to arbitrarily small by choosing proper control gains. Finally, comparative simulation results are given to verify the theoretical findings.
Keyword:
input quantization
nonlinear system
prescribed performance control
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