Abstract
This paper studies the adaptive asymptotically stabilizing control problem for a class of uncertain nonlinear systems by the partial-state feedback. The input-to-state stability (ISS) is used to describe the dynamic uncertainties, and a novel Nussbaum function is resorted to counteract the unknown identical control directions. The damping terms with the estimates of unknown disturbance bounds are inserted in control design to handle the nonvanishing external disturbances. It can be seen that all signals in closed-loop are bounded and the system states converge to zero asymptotically in spite of the uncertainties. Finally, a simulation example is introduced to show the effectiveness of the presented control scheme.
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