Abstract
In this study, an adaptive fuzzy output tracking control scheme is proposed for uncertain strict-feedback systems with unknown control directions. Nussbaum-type functions are designed, with which the effects of multiple unknown control directions can be handled. Compared with the existing Nussbaum-type functions dealing with the same problem, the proposed Nussbaum-type functions have smaller amplitudes that are more conducive to the design of the controller. Fuzzy functions are used to estimate the unknown terms by combining adaptive laws with backstepping procedure. Adaptive fuzzy controller is constructed to guarantee that the output tracking error system is asymptotically stable and all states in the closed-loop system are bounded. Finally, numerical simulation studies are presented to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed criteria.
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