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Zhi Liu
Guangdong University of Technology
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An indirect adaptive consensus control method is presented for MASs with Unknown Bouc-Wen hysteresis states and input. All states of MASs are measured by sensors subjected to hysteresis. In order to reduce the effect of hysteresis with multi-value and rate-dependent characteristics, an adaptive compensated scheme is proposed. NNs are introduced to approximate the time-varying control gain which is coupled by input hysteresis and states hysteresis. The parameters of inverse compensation model are approximated by adaptive laws. The proposed control scheme can guarantee that the consensus errors of followers converge to a predefined interval of zero asymptotically. In addition, the transient performance of MASs can be further ensured. A simulation example is included to verify the effectiveness of the presented control approach.
Keywords
Adaptive neural control, Input and states hysteresis, Inverse compensation, Consensus control
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Zhi Liu
Guangdong University of Technology
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ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6300-578X
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An indirect adaptive consensus control method is presented for MASs with Unknown Bouc-Wen hysteresis states and input. All states of MASs are measured by sensors subjected to hysteresis. In order to reduce the effect of hysteresis with multi-value and rate-dependent characteristics, an adaptive compensated scheme is proposed. NNs are introduced to approximate the time-varying control gain which is coupled by input hysteresis and states hysteresis. The parameters of inverse compensation model are approximated by adaptive laws. The proposed control scheme can guarantee that the consensus errors of followers converge to a predefined interval of zero asymptotically. In addition, the transient performance of MASs can be further ensured. A simulation example is included to verify the effectiveness of the presented control approach.
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