Abstract

This paper investigates the design and implementation of the discrete-time adaptive neural network control with disturbance observer (DO) on a steer-by-wire (SbW) system, to simultaneously realize accurate tracking and anti-interference performance. Specifically, to approximate the lumped system uncertainty including the friction torque and self-aligning torque, the neural network is employed. To improve the steering tracking performance, the discrete-time identification model is proposed so that the tracking error and modeling error can be utilized to adjust the neural network updating law. Then, the unknown compound disturbances caused by external disturbance, Euler approximation errors and neural network approximation error are restrained by two DOs. Finally, the Lyapunov stability theory shows that the system tracking error is uniformly ultimately bounded. Both numerical simulations and experiments are implemented to show the superiority of the proposed controller.

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