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access icon free Robust higher-order ILC for non-linear discrete-time systems with varying trail lengths and random initial state shifts

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Received 03/01/2017, Accepted 07/06/2017, Revised 25/04/2017, Published 15/06/2017

This study addresses a robust iterative learning control (ILC) scheme for non-linear discrete-time systems in which both the trail lengths and the initial state shifts could be randomly variant in iteration domain. The proposed higher-order ILC law guarantees that as the iteration number goes to infinity, the ILC tracking errors at the desired output trail period are bounded in mathematical expectation, and the bound of tracking errors is proportional to the random initial state shifts. Specifically, the ILC tracking errors in mathematical expectation can be driven to zero as the expectation of initial state shifts is zero. Two numerical examples are carried out to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed higher-order ILC law.

Inspec keywords: nonlinear control systems; robust control; iterative learning control; discrete time systems

Other keywords: random initial state shifts; nonlinear discrete-time systems; iterative learning control; higher-order ILC law; ILC tracking errors; varying trail lengths; robust higher-order ILC

Subjects: Discrete control systems; Self-adjusting control systems; Nonlinear control systems; Interpolation and function approximation (numerical analysis)

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