A Novel Feasibility Condition-Free Approach for Achieving Desired Precision and Unified Performance Within Prescribed Time

This paper proposes a low-complexity tracking control framework for uncertain nonlinear systems in strict feedback and normal forms, respectively. By leveraging a smooth scaling function, these control schemes ensure unified prescribed performance for the output tracking error of strict feedback nonlinear systems and the full-state tracking errors of normal form nonlinear systems. The notion of unified prescribed performance allows for different performance behaviors via performance functions, which can be either constant or time-varying with arbitrarily large initial values. The main contribution is achieving unified prescribed performance for full-state tracking errors without imposing feasibility conditions, a limitation of existing approaches. To eliminate these strict conditions, we introduce a uniform transformation independent of initial conditions. Additionally, the proposed control schemes are low-complexity since they do not require adaptive mechanisms or function approximation to deal with uncertainties and disturbances. The effectiveness of these frameworks is demonstrated through comparative analysis.

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IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I Regular Papers
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2025-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcsi.2025.3552602
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Advanced Measurement and Metrology Techniques
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This paper proposes a low-complexity tracking control framework for uncertain nonlinear systems in strict feedback and normal forms, respectively. By leveraging a smooth scaling function, these control schemes ensure unified prescribed performance for the output tracking error of strict feedback nonlinear systems and the full-state tracking errors of normal form nonlinear systems. The notion of unified prescribed performance allows for different performance behaviors via performance functions, which can be either constant or time-varying with arbitrarily large initial values. The main contribution is achieving unified prescribed performance for full-state tracking errors without imposing feasibility conditions, a limitation of existing approaches. To eliminate these strict conditions, we introduce a uniform transformation independent of initial conditions. Additionally, the proposed control schemes are low-complexity since they do not require adaptive mechanisms or function approximation to deal with uncertainties and disturbances. The effectiveness of these frameworks is demonstrated through comparative analysis.

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