Quantized control of non-Lipschitz nonlinear systems: a novel control framework with prescribed transient performance and lower design complexity (2211.15036v1)

Abstract: A novel control design framework is proposed for a class of non-Lipschitz nonlinear systems with quantized states, meanwhile prescribed transient performance and lower control design complexity could be guaranteed. Firstly, different from all existing control methods for systems with state quantization, global stability of strict-feedback nonlinear systems is achieved without requiring the condition that the nonlinearities of the system model satisfy global Lipschitz continuity. Secondly, a novel barrier function-free prescribed performance control (BFPPC) method is proposed, which can guarantee prescribed transient performance under quantized states. Thirdly, a new \textit{W}-function-based control scheme is designed such that virtual control signals are not required to be differentiated repeatedly and the controller could be designed in a simple way, which guarantees global stability and lower design complexity compared with traditional dynamic surface control (DSC). Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.