TY - JOUR
T1 - Higher order sliding mode inspired nonlinear discrete-time observer
AU - Rüdiger-Wetzlinger, Maximilian
AU - Reichhartinger, Markus
AU - Horn, Martin
PY - 2021/7/21
Y1 - 2021/7/21
N2 - This work proposes a design scheme for arbitrary order discrete-time sliding mode observers for input-affine nonlinear systems. The dynamics of the estimation errors are represented in a pseudo-linear form, where the coefficients of the characteristic polynomial comprise the nonlinearities of the algorithm. The design process is reduced to a state-dependent eigenvalue placement procedure. Moreover, two different discrete-time eigenvalue mappings are proposed. As basis for the eigenvalue mappings serves a modified version of the continuous-time uniform robust exact differentiator. Due on the chosen eigenvalue mapping the proposed algorithm does not suffer from discretization chattering. Global asymptotic stability of the estimation errors for observers of order 2 and 3 is proven and the method to prove stability for higher order observers is demonstrated. The performance of a 3-rd order observer is illustrated in simulation. Simulation studies indicate that proposed discrete-time observer might possess an upper bound of its convergence time independent of the initial conditions.
AB - This work proposes a design scheme for arbitrary order discrete-time sliding mode observers for input-affine nonlinear systems. The dynamics of the estimation errors are represented in a pseudo-linear form, where the coefficients of the characteristic polynomial comprise the nonlinearities of the algorithm. The design process is reduced to a state-dependent eigenvalue placement procedure. Moreover, two different discrete-time eigenvalue mappings are proposed. As basis for the eigenvalue mappings serves a modified version of the continuous-time uniform robust exact differentiator. Due on the chosen eigenvalue mapping the proposed algorithm does not suffer from discretization chattering. Global asymptotic stability of the estimation errors for observers of order 2 and 3 is proven and the method to prove stability for higher order observers is demonstrated. The performance of a 3-rd order observer is illustrated in simulation. Simulation studies indicate that proposed discrete-time observer might possess an upper bound of its convergence time independent of the initial conditions.
U2 - j.sysconle.2021.104992
DO - j.sysconle.2021.104992
M3 - Article
VL - 155
JO - Systems & Control Letters
JF - Systems & Control Letters
SN - 0167-6911
M1 - 104992
ER -