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Chattering of proxy-based sliding mode control in the presence of parasitic dynamics

Ryo Kikuuwe, Pablo J. Prieto, Jorge A. López‐Rentería

Year
2020
Citations
6

Abstract

Abstract This paper reports an analysis on proxy-based sliding mode control (PSMC), which is a controller proposed by Kikuuwe & Fujimoto (2006, Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, pp. 25–30) originally for position control of robot manipulators. The describing function method is employed to investigate the chattering behavior of PSMC combined with a simple second-order plant with parasitic dynamics. The results show that PSMC is capable of achieving a lower tendency to chattering than the boundary-layer implementation of sliding mode control with the same sliding surface, without affecting the insensitivity to disturbance.

Keywords

Proxy (statistics)Sliding mode controlControl theory (sociology)RoboticsController (irrigation)Computer scienceAutomationRobotArtificial intelligenceControl engineering

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