Abstract
SummaryThis paper investigates the surge speed tracking control of an autonomous surface vehicle (ASV) subject to fully unknown internal dynamic, external disturbance, and unknown control input gain. An adaptive anti‐disturbance sampling control method is proposed for an ASV without using any model parameters. Specifically, by utilizing real‐time and historical data, discrete‐time reduced‐order and full‐order concurrent learning extended state observers (CLESOs) are designed to estimate the unknown ASV model parameters and ensure estimation convergence without requiring persistent excitation. Then, a surge speed tracking control law is designed based on the discrete‐time full‐order CLESO. Through Lyapunov stability analysis, the closed‐loop system is proven to be stable, and the estimation and tracking errors are bounded. Simulation and hardware‐in‐loop experimental results validate the effectiveness of the proposed discrete‐time CLESOs for the surge speed tracking of an ASV with fully unknown dynamic model.
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