This paper addresses the stabilization problem of an uncertain intrinsically nonlinear SISO plant containing non-smooth nonlinearities (dead-zone, backlash, hysteresis) in the actuator device. A unified framework for its solution is here proposed, assuming that the parameters of the nonlinearities are uncertain as well. To this purpose, the hysteresis model used in [8] has been modified into an 'extended' one, and a robust control law ensuring asymptotic stabilization has been synthesized using it. The resulting controller has been shown to be a full generalization of previous results (it includes, as particular cases, control laws [3] previously developed for backlash and dead-zone), ensuring also that the inner 'forbidden' part of nonlinearity characteristics is never entered, even in the presence of uncertainties. Theoretical results have been validated by simulation on a simple mechanical system.

Robust stabilization of nonlinear plants with uncertain hysteresis-like actuator nonlinearities

CORRADINI, Maria Letizia;
2003-01-01

Abstract

This paper addresses the stabilization problem of an uncertain intrinsically nonlinear SISO plant containing non-smooth nonlinearities (dead-zone, backlash, hysteresis) in the actuator device. A unified framework for its solution is here proposed, assuming that the parameters of the nonlinearities are uncertain as well. To this purpose, the hysteresis model used in [8] has been modified into an 'extended' one, and a robust control law ensuring asymptotic stabilization has been synthesized using it. The resulting controller has been shown to be a full generalization of previous results (it includes, as particular cases, control laws [3] previously developed for backlash and dead-zone), ensuring also that the inner 'forbidden' part of nonlinearity characteristics is never entered, even in the presence of uncertainties. Theoretical results have been validated by simulation on a simple mechanical system.
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