Composite RISE control for vehicle-mounted servo system with unknown modeling uncertainties and unknown time-varying
Yiming Li1, Zhongchao Zhang1, Mingliang Bai1
1School of Mechanical Engineering & Automation, Northeastern University, Shenyang 110819, China.
Abstract:
In light of the problem of trajectory tracking control in vehicle servo systems with system model uncertainty and external time-varying disturbance, an effective trajectory tracking control method that can handle system model uncertainty and external time-varying disturbances is proposed. To achieve this goal, a novel composite robust integral of the sign of the error (RISE) control method is introduced that combines a multi-layer neural network and an extended state observer. Specifically, multi-layer neural networks are utilized to approximate the uncertainty of the system model, while an extended state observer is employed to estimate the fitting near-error and the external time-varying interference, which are used as feedforward compensation. Finally, the RISE controller is implemented as a robust feedback controller. By applying Lyapunov theory for stability analysis and conducting experiments, the results demonstrate that the proposed approach exhibits excellent performance and robustness in addressing the uncertainties and disturbances involved in trajectory tracking control for vehicle servo systems.
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