New developments in dynamical adaptive backstepping control
In this survey paper the authors consider a number of adaptive backstepping control algorithms for observable non-minimum phase nonlinear continuous uncertain systems and for systems with disturbances which can be transformed into parametric semi-strict feedback form. The topics addressed in this paper include (besides a general introduction into generalized backstepping algorithms) sliding mode and second-order sliding, modular design and the treatment of systems in semi-strict feedback form. A number of examples illustrate these algorithms. In addition, a short description of the MAPLE package BACK is given, where the algorithms described in this paper are implemented. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0953.00023].
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