Automatic identification of the relative degree of nonlinear systems: Application to sliding mode control design and experimental assessment
Abstract
This paper deals with the design and the experimental-based assessment of a scheme to identify the relative degree of a system in order to correctly design the controller. The system is assumed to have an unknown dynamics, and the output is measured in a discrete-time fashion. Provided that a prescribed input signal is applied, it is proven that a set of inequalities holds only for the rth time derivative of the output, where r is the relative...
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Title
Automatic identification of the relative degree of nonlinear systems: Application to sliding mode control design and experimental assessment
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
94
Pages
104207 - 104207
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