Prescribed-time homogeneous filter-based saturation-tolerant prescribed control for nonlinear systems with input and state quantization

This paper addresses saturation-tolerant prescribed control (SPC) for nonlinear systems with fully quantized input/states under performance constraints. The key challenge lies in reconciling discontinuous, non-differentiable quantized signals with backstepping design requirements, while maintaining prescribed performance. Three innovative solutions are developed: Firstly, prescribed-time homogeneous filters are developed to generate smooth state estimates, thereby enabling recursive backstepping implementation. Then, a compensation mechanism is designed to ensure controller continuity. Lastly, an auxiliary dynamic system is introduced to balance input saturation and performance constraints. Based on the above solutions, a saturation-tolerant quantized control strategy is proposed to ensure that the tracking error remains bounded within prescribed performance bounds under simultaneous input/state quantization and input saturation. The core advancement resolves the fundamental incompatibility between quantization-induced discontinuities and backstepping’s differentiability requirements through filtered state reconstruction, enabling performance-guaranteed control under dual quantization and saturation constraints. Finally, the simulation results are depicted to verify the validity of the derived method.

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Applied Mathematics and Computation
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2026-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.amc.2026.130329
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Stability and Control of Uncertain Systems
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Prescribed-time homogeneous filter-based saturation-tolerant prescribed control for nonlinear systems with input and state quantization

Cheng Qian, Liuliu Zhang, Changchun Hua, Mengya Sun
Applied Mathematics and Computation
Stability and Control of Uncertain Systems
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Prescribed-time homogeneous filter-based saturation-tolerant prescribed control for nonlinear systems with input and state quantization

Cheng Qian, Liuliu Zhang, Changchun Hua, Mengya Sun
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This paper addresses saturation-tolerant prescribed control (SPC) for nonlinear systems with fully quantized input/states under performance constraints. The key challenge lies in reconciling discontinuous, non-differentiable quantized signals with backstepping design requirements, while maintaining prescribed performance. Three innovative solutions are developed: Firstly, prescribed-time homogeneous filters are developed to generate smooth state estimates, thereby enabling recursive backstepping implementation. Then, a compensation mechanism is designed to ensure controller continuity. Lastly, an auxiliary dynamic system is introduced to balance input saturation and performance constraints. Based on the above solutions, a saturation-tolerant quantized control strategy is proposed to ensure that the tracking error remains bounded within prescribed performance bounds under simultaneous input/state quantization and input saturation. The core advancement resolves the fundamental incompatibility between quantization-induced discontinuities and backstepping’s differentiability requirements through filtered state reconstruction, enabling performance-guaranteed control under dual quantization and saturation constraints. Finally, the simulation results are depicted to verify the validity of the derived method.

Applied Mathematics and ComputationVol. 535
Yanshan University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Stability and Control of Uncertain Systems
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