Abstract
This research is to develop set-point weighting-based dynamic integral sliding mode control with nonlinear full-order state observers to deal with nonlinear and underactuated coupled systems, and unforeseen circumstances of quadcopter UAVs systems. A comparative assessment through numerical simulations of sliding mode-based nonlinear observer approaches and Kalman filter is presented. These include quasi method, interval type-2 fuzzy logic system, super-twisting algorithm, higher order sliding mode observer, and extended Kalman filter. Chattering, noise rejection, estimation error and time required to track true states are evaluated to demonstrate the performance of each observer. In addition, to assess the proposed controller performance, maximum overshoot, rise time, chattering, and steady-state error are evaluated in relation to the use of each observer.
Highlights
Various controllers have been developed for performance enhancement of quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
Set-point weighting-based dynamic integral sliding mode control for quadcopter UAVs phenomenon following the use of SMC is still an issue to be resolved
high order sliding mode control (HOSMC) can reduce oscillation phenomenon in SMC adequately, but this method still cannot address the problem in n-th derivative states
Summary
Various controllers have been developed for performance enhancement of quadcopter UAVs. Some methods have been proposed to eliminate this phenomenon These include quasi sliding mode control (QuasiSMC) (Shtessel et al, 2010); interval type-2 fuzzy sliding mode control (IT2FSMC) (Firdaus and Tokhi, 2016); high order sliding mode control (HOSMC) (Ghabi, 2018); super-twisting algorithm of sliding mode control (STASMC) (Ibarra and Castillo, 2017); and dynamic sliding mode control (DSMC) (Liu and Wang, 2011). These methods can eliminate the problem of chattering, they have their associated shortcomings.
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