The paper presents an adaptive controller formulated for a class of nonaffine discrete-time systems with non-strict forms and unknown dynamics.The controller operates based solely on the measured output,thus obviating...The paper presents an adaptive controller formulated for a class of nonaffine discrete-time systems with non-strict forms and unknown dynamics.The controller operates based solely on the measured output,thus obviating the need for knowledge of the physical order of the controlled plant.Utilizing an ideal solution and equivalent dynamics,the approach integrates an adaptive network with feedback and robust controllers to establish a closed-loop system.A learning law is derived under practical conditions of the designed parameters,ensuring effective closed-loop performance based on pure-output feedback.The controller’s effectiveness is validated through both numerical and experimental systems,with results meeting the conditions specified in the main theorem.Comparative analysis highlights the controller’s highly satisfactory performance and its advantages.This research offers a promising approach to adaptive control for discrete-time systems with non-strict dynamics,providing practical solutions for systems with unknown dynamics and indeterminate system order.展开更多
文摘The paper presents an adaptive controller formulated for a class of nonaffine discrete-time systems with non-strict forms and unknown dynamics.The controller operates based solely on the measured output,thus obviating the need for knowledge of the physical order of the controlled plant.Utilizing an ideal solution and equivalent dynamics,the approach integrates an adaptive network with feedback and robust controllers to establish a closed-loop system.A learning law is derived under practical conditions of the designed parameters,ensuring effective closed-loop performance based on pure-output feedback.The controller’s effectiveness is validated through both numerical and experimental systems,with results meeting the conditions specified in the main theorem.Comparative analysis highlights the controller’s highly satisfactory performance and its advantages.This research offers a promising approach to adaptive control for discrete-time systems with non-strict dynamics,providing practical solutions for systems with unknown dynamics and indeterminate system order.
