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Advances in Discrete-Time Sliding Mode Control

Theory and Applications

Li Li, Branko George Celler, Steven Su, Hung Tan Nguyen, Ahmadreza Argha
Barcode 9780367571412
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Release Date: 30/06/2020

Genre: Technology & Engineering
Label: CRC Press
Language: English
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Theory and Applications.

Focussing on the design of a specific control strategy using digital computers, this book explains a new robust LMI-based (state-feedback and observer-based output-feedback) DSMC (discrete-time sliding mode control) including a new scheme for sparsely distributed control. It also discusses recent investigations' output in the field of

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The focus of this book is on the design of a specific control strategy using digital computers. This control strategy referred to as Sliding Mode Control (SMC), has its roots in (continuous-time) relay control. This book aims to explain recent investigations' output in the field of discrete-time sliding mode control (DSMC).

The book starts by explaining a new robust LMI-based (state-feedback and observer-based output-feedback) DSMC including a new scheme for sparsely distributed control. It includes a novel event-driven control mechanism, called actuator-based event-driven scheme, using a synchronized-rate biofeedback system for heart rate regulation during cycle-ergometer.

Key Features:



  • Focuses on LMI-based SMC (sliding mode control) for uncertain discrete-time system using novel nonlinear components in the control law




  • Makes reader understand the techniques of designing a discrete controller based on the flexible sliding functions




  • Proposes new algorithms for sparsifying control and observer network through multi-objective optimization frameworks




  • Discusses a framework for the design of SMC for two-dimensional systems along with analyzing the controllability of two-dimensional systems




  • Discusses novel schemes for sparsifying the control network