Introduction To Sliding Mode Control
Introduction To Sliding Mode Control
PRESENTATION
on
SLIDING MODE CONTROL
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• Chattering Phenomenon
• Advantages of SMC
• Applications of SMC
• Conclusion
Introduction
Robust control methods are supposed to reach the desired
output and give the desired performance in presence of
uncertain disturbances.
The problem is to design a control law which drives the output to
zero as time approaches infinity.
Asymptotic convergence is to be achieved in presence of
unbounded disturbance.
One particular approach to robust controller design is the so
called Sliding Mode Control technique.
Variable Structure Control
A VSC System is a special type of Nonlinear system characterized by a
discontinuous control which change the system structure when the
states reach the Intersection of sets of sliding surface.
Variable structure systems are atype of hybrid dynamic system
consisting of a family of subsystem along with one or more rules ehich
governs the switching among them.
Variable Structure Systems exhibit both continuous and discrete
states of behavior important for modeling.
The system behaves independently of its bgeneral dynamical
characteristics and system disturbances once the controller has driven
the system into a sliding mode.
How SMC is VSC ?
• It is a nonlinear control method that alters the dynamics of a nonlinear system by
application of a high-frequency switching control. The state feedback control law is
not a continuous function of time.
• Instead, it switches from one continuous structure to another based on the current
position in the state space. Hence, sliding mode control is a variable structure
control method.
• The multiple control structures are designed so that trajectories always move
towards a switching condition, and so the ultimate trajectory will not exist entirely
within one control structure. Instead, the ultimate trajectory will slide along the
boundaries of the control structures know as the Sliding surface.
REACHING PHASE:
In this phase a trajectory , starting form a nonzero initial condition
and reach to sliding surface .
SLIDING SURFACE:
In which the trajectory on reaching the sliding surface , remains
there for all further times and thus evolves according to the
dynamics specified by the sliding surface.
Principles of Sliding Mode
Control
First, the chattering can be caused by fast dynamics which were neglected in the ideal model. These
’Unmodeled’ dynamics with small time constants are usually disregarded in models of
servomechanisms, sensors and data processors.
The second reason of chattering is utilization of digitl controllers with finite sampling rate, which
causes so called ‘discretization chatter’.
CHATTERING -REDUCTION
Chattering could be reduced or suppressed using different technique
such as:
• Non – Linear gains
• Dynamics extensions
• Finite-Time Stability
Applications of SMC
1. Robotics
• SMC is widely used in robot manipulators for precise and
robust control of their movements.
• It ensures stability even in the presence of uncertainties
and external disturbance
2. Power Electronics
• SMC is applied in power electronics systems, such as motor
drives and converters
• It provides fast transient response and robustness against
parameter variations
• Main benefits of sliding mode control are the invariance and quality properties and the ability to
minimize the problems into sub-tasks of lower in balance.
• However, it has been shown that imperfections in switching devices and delays were inducing
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