Nonlinear observers
The paper is based on the known method of exact linearization of nonlinear systems with complete relative degree which has proved to be useful for designing feedback control for trajectory tracking. The authors investigate some open problems, i.e. the design of controls for trajectory tracking such that (a) the control be designed using estimates of the states, (b) the control be bounded, (c) the states evolve within a restricted region of the state space. To this end a reduced observer is constructed which is used in a closed-loop for trajectory tracking. A theorem is provided where the conditions for trajectory tracking subject to the above restrictions are established.
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