In this paper, an adaptive Fuzzy Fast Terminal Synergetic Controller (FFSC) for a certain class of SISO unknown nonlinear dynamic systems is proposed, that uses the concept of terminal attractor design, adaptive fuzzy synergetic control scheme, and Lyapunov synthesis approach. In contrast to the existing adaptive fuzzy synergetic control design, where the fuzzy systems are used to approximate the unknown system functions while the synergetic control guarantees robustness and achieves the asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system, in our technique both the continuous synergetic control law and the fuzzy approximator are derived to ensure finite-time convergence. Lyapunov conditions for finite-time stability and accuracy proofs in mathematics are presented to prove that the proposed adaptive scheme can achieve finite-time stable tracking of reference input and guarantee of the bonded system signals. Simulation results illustrate the design procedures and demonstrate the performance of the proposed controller.
In this paper, an adaptive fuzzy synergetic controller (AFSC) for a DC-DC converter is introduced. Two robust control techniques, synergetic control combined with fuzzy logic control, are utilized to produce a reliable DC-DC power supply. This is-realized by an indirect adaptive control of a DC-DC buck converter. To further enhance robustness, a nonlinear constraint, the equivalent of the sliding surface, is used to guarantee performance and stability for any operating condition. To ensure overall strength, closed-loop signals are bounded and the stability is guaranteed using the Lyapunov theory. Control parameters are optimized using a PSO algorithm to further enhance performances. The proposed controller (AFSC) is designed through a dSpace based experimental setup to provide robust DC-DC buck converter voltage control.
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