Adaptive Nussbaum Design for Tracking Control with Asymptotic Stability
摘要
In nonlinear control design, the primary objective is to ensure the system output accurately tracks the desired trajectory. However, inaccuracies in system modeling can lead to multiple unknown control directions, where the signs of control gains are uncertain. Traditional methods, such as the Nussbaum-type adaptive gain, effectively address a single unknown control direction. For addressing multiple unknown control directions, the Nussbaum-type gains may sum to zero. To overcome this challenge, this chapter proposes a novel Nussbaum-type function that prevents the summation from becoming zero. The effectiveness of the proposed adaptive Nussbaum design is demonstrated through a simulation of a marine surface vehicle, showcasing its practical applicability in engineering.