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一个新的状态观察者,用于与测量噪声和输出延迟的活性干扰排斥控制,使用PDE-backstepping预测器进行预测

Yanchun Bai1, Jianyong Yao1, Jian Hu1

  • 1School of Mechanical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing 210094, China.

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|August 5, 2023
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概括

一个新的观察者解决了在非线性系统中与传感器延迟和噪声的干扰排斥. 这种增强的扩展状态观测器 (ESO) 准确地重建信号并补偿延迟,而不会放大噪音.

关键词:
活动干扰排斥控制器扩展状态观察者观察者过度波动的PDE是一种PDE.噪音过器可以过噪音.输出延迟时间 输出延迟时间

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