Observer-based adaptive backstepping control for fractional order systems with input saturation
Dian Sheng1, Yiheng Wei1, Songsong Cheng1
1Department of Automation, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China.
Abstract:
An observer-based fractional order anti-saturation adaptive backstepping control scheme is proposed for incommensurate fractional order systems with input saturation and partial measurable state in this paper. On the basis of stability analysis, a novel state observer is established first since the only information we could acquire is the system output. In order to compensate the saturation, a series of virtual signals are generated via the construction of fractional order auxiliary system. Afterwards, the controller design is carried out in accordance with the adaptive backstepping control method by introduction of the indirect Lyapunov method. To highlight the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme, simulation examples are demonstrated at last.
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