A New Filter Based on Sliding Mode Method with Discrete‐Time Implementation for Noise Attenuation and Differentiation

Abstract This paper presents a novel filter based on the sliding mode method for filtering noise and extracting reliable signals from noisy signals by enhancing Levant's sliding mode filter. Specifically, the proposed sliding mode filter takes advantage of the generalized signum function to adjust the gain in different regions of phase space, thereby decreasing the overshoot during the response phase. Additionally, the discrete‐time implementation of the proposed sliding mode filter is achieved by utilizing the implicit‐Euler algorithm, which effectively eliminates chattering in the output. The effectiveness of the presented sliding mode filter is substantiated via numerical simulation cases.

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Advanced Theory and Simulations
Published
2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1002/adts.202400835
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3
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Control Systems and Identification
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A New Filter Based on Sliding Mode Method with Discrete‐Time Implementation for Noise Attenuation and Differentiation

Zuoping Zhao, Dongyang Li
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Advanced Theory and Simulations
Control Systems and Identification
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A New Filter Based on Sliding Mode Method with Discrete‐Time Implementation for Noise Attenuation and Differentiation

Zuoping Zhao, Dongyang Li
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Abstract This paper presents a novel filter based on the sliding mode method for filtering noise and extracting reliable signals from noisy signals by enhancing Levant's sliding mode filter. Specifically, the proposed sliding mode filter takes advantage of the generalized signum function to adjust the gain in different regions of phase space, thereby decreasing the overshoot during the response phase. Additionally, the discrete‐time implementation of the proposed sliding mode filter is achieved by utilizing the implicit‐Euler algorithm, which effectively eliminates chattering in the output. The effectiveness of the presented sliding mode filter is substantiated via numerical simulation cases.

Advanced Theory and SimulationsVol. 8(2)
Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN), Nanyang Institute of Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Control Systems and Identification
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