This article proposes a continuous nonsingular terminal sliding-mode control with integral-type sliding surface (CNTSMC-ISS) framework for disturbed systems, in which we consider two types of finite-time controllers: the state feedback CNTSMC-ISS and the disturbance-observer-based CNTSMC-ISS. Compared with the existing sliding-mode controllers, the noteworthy contributions of two finite-time controllers in the proposed CNTSMC-ISS framework are the alleviation of the chattering phenomenon, the fast finite-time stability, and the singularity-free and ease-of-implementation characteristics. In the proposed CNTSMC-ISS framework, we first introduce a nonsingular integral terminal sliding-mode surface (NITSMS) such that the finite-time convergence of the system states to zero in the sliding phase is ensured and the singularity problem is avoided. Besides, a finite-time observer is developed to recover the external disturbance. Then, based on the constructed NITSMS with the supertwisting-like algorithm, the state feedback CNTSMC-ISS and the disturbance-observer-based CNTSMC-ISS are proposed, which generate the continuous control signals and guarantee the fast finite-time convergence of the system states to the designed sliding surface. Rigorous finite-time stability of the closed-loop system under two proposed controllers is provided. Finally, we apply two finite-time controllers in the proposed CNTSMC-ISS framework to the attitude control for quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles under external disturbances. Extensive simulation and experimental results are illustrated to prove the effectiveness of the proposed attitude controllers.
Continuous Nonsingular Terminal Sliding-Mode Control With Integral-Type Sliding Surface for Disturbed Systems: Application to Attitude Control for Quadrotor UAVs Under External Disturbances
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems ; 58 , 6 ; 5635-5660
2022-12-01
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