Discrete Adaptive Second Order Sliding Mode Controller Design with Application to Automotive Control Systems with Model Uncertainties

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Authors: Mohammad Reza Amini, Selina Pan, J. Karl Hedrick 

Publication date: 6 June 2017

Abstract: Sliding mode control (SMC) is a robust and computationally efficient solution for tracking control problems of highly nonlinear systems with a great deal of uncertainty. High frequency oscillations due to chattering phenomena and sensitivity to data sampling imprecisions limit the digital implementation of conventional first order continuous-time SMC. Higher order discrete SMC is an effective solution to reduce the chattering during the controller software implementation, and also overcome imprecisions due to data sampling. In this paper, a new adaptive second order discrete sliding mode control (DSMC) formulation is presented to mitigate data sampling imprecisions and uncertainties within the modeled plant's dynamics. The adaptation mechanism is derived based on a Lyapunov stability argument which guarantees asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system. The proposed controller is designed and tested on a highly nonlinear combustion engine tracking control problem. The simulation test results show that the second order DSMC can improve the tracking performance up to 80% compared to a first order DSMC under sampling and model uncertainties.

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