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S Mohanapriya1, R Sakthivel2, Dhafer J Almakhles3
1Department of Mathematics, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore 641021, India.
Abstract:
The focus of current research is to address the problem of robust output tracking, input delay compensation and disturbance attenuation performance for a family of stochastic systems by implementing the improved-equivalent-input-disturbance (IEID) estimator and the extended Smith predictor (ESP) technique. By integrating the observer and IEID-estimator together with ESP, a new closed-loop configuration is presented. Then, Lyapunov based mean-square asymptotic stability criterion is obtained. According to attained stability criterion, an IEID and ESP based-controller is designed, which ultimately guarantees the exact output tracking. Simulation studies of numerical examples are offered to expose the authenticity of IEID and ESP-based controller. Further, the proposed outcomes in comparison with existing results are presented to demonstrate the efficaciousness of the established control procedure.
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