Abstract

This article proposes a global adaptive neural network tracking control method for uncertain strict-feedback nonlinear system with output constraint and dead zone to achieve predefined-time convergence of the tracking error to predefined accuracy. First, an integral-type Barrier Lyapunov function (BLF) is constructed to handle output constraint. Next, radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) control and robust control are used to tackle unknown nonlinear function. The continuous switching function is designed to switch RBFNN control to robust control when the arguments of the unknown function exceed the active region of neural network. Utilizing the property of radial basis function, we derive the upper bound of the term containing the unknown nonlinear function and design adaptive laws to determine the derived upper bound and robust control gain. Then, the predefined time virtual control inputs are obtained and their derivatives are estimated by finite time differentiator. Finally, we use the dead zone inverse technique to obtain the actual control input. Stability analysis shows the presented control scheme achieves global convergence of the errors to predefined accuracy within predefined time. The simulation results verify the effectiveness of the presented control scheme.

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