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    • Ingeniería de sistemas de control
    • Dinámica del sistema no lineal
    • Robótica y automatización

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los controladores de modo deslizante (SMC) son efectivos para sistemas no lineales, pero luchan con retrasos e incertidumbres de entrada.
    • Los controladores de modo deslizante de segundo orden (SOSM) existentes se enfrentan a desafíos en el manejo de retrasos de entrada desconocidos e incertidumbres limitadas por la función.
    • El carácter discontinuo de SMC complica la integración de los mecanismos de compensación por retraso.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar un controlador de modo deslizante de segundo orden (SOSM) basado en estimador para sistemas no lineales inciertos con retraso de entrada desconocido.
    • Abordar las limitaciones de los métodos SOSM existentes para hacer frente a retrasos de entrada desconocidos e incertidumbres relacionadas con la función.
    • Asegurar la estabilidad en tiempo finito del sistema de control de circuito cerrado.

    Principales métodos:

    • Dinámica establecida de SOSM que incluye retraso y incertidumbres de entrada.
    • Se introdujo un sistema de compensación auxiliar y un estimador de retraso de entrada mejorado basado en la optimización convexa.
    • Diseñó un nuevo controlador SOSM basado en estimador utilizando una técnica de integrador de potencia y validó la estabilidad a través del análisis de Lyapunov.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se ha diseñado con éxito un estimador de retardo de entrada compatible con controladores discontinuos.
    • Desarrolló un nuevo controlador SOSM que compensa efectivamente los retrasos de entrada desconocidos.
    • Demostró la estabilidad en tiempo finito del sistema de circuito cerrado a través de un riguroso análisis de Lyapunov.
    • Las simulaciones comparativas confirmaron el rendimiento superior del controlador SOSM propuesto.

    Conclusiones:

    • El controlador SOSM basado en estimador propuesto maneja efectivamente sistemas no lineales inciertos con retrasos de entrada desconocidos.
    • El nuevo enfoque proporciona un control sólido y garantiza la estabilidad en tiempo finito.
    • El método ofrece un avance significativo con respecto a las estrategias de control SOSM existentes para sistemas complejos.