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Robust adaptive repetitive control for unknown linear systems with odd-harmonic periodic disturbances
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Robust adaptive repetitive control for unknown linear systems with odd-harmonic periodic disturbances

E. Kurniawan, H.G. Harno, H. Wang, J.A. Prakosa, B.H. Sirenden, H. Septanto, H. Adinanta and A. Rahmatillah
Science China Information Sciences, Vol.65(12), Art. 222202
2022
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Abstract

This article presents a novel tracking control strategy for unknown linear systems perturbed by odd-harmonic periodic disturbances that combine adaptive and repetitive control methods. The proposed control strategy results in a robust adaptive odd-harmonic repetitive controller (RA-OHRC). Direct adaptive control with a robust adaptation law is utilized to accurately track the desired trajectory, ensuring the boundedness and convergence of the tracking error. An internal-model-based repetitive controller is added to compensate for periodic disturbances with odd-harmonic components. The boundedness and the convergence of the tracking error are verified through the Lyapunov-based stability analysis. The effectiveness of the proposed RA-OHRC scheme can be demonstrated using the simulation studies involving a servomotor model, which achieves accurate reference tracking, excellent disturbance rejection capability, and robustness against uncertainties.

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4 Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Computer Science
4.29 Automation & Control Systems
4.29.104 Adaptive Control
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