Disturbance Attenuation and Rejection for Nonlinear Uncertain Switched Systems Subject to Input Saturation

Abstract

This paper studies the problem of disturbance attenuation and rejection for switched systems with nonlinear uncertainty and input saturation via composite anti-disturbance control technique, in which the exosystem-generated disturbance and H2-norm-bounded disturbance are considered. For switched systems, the switching law and input saturation increase the difficulty for the design of the disturbance observer and the composite control scheme. A switching disturbance observer is designed to obtain the estimation of the matched disturbance, and a novel switching composite controller is further constructed based on the estimated value. By proposing a state-dependent switching law and utilizing the multiple Lyapunov function technology, the criteria are presented to ensure the local asymptotic stability with an H∞ performance level for the closed-loop system. Furthermore, two optimal algorithms of the design of the controller are put forward to maximize the estimation of the domain of attraction of the closed-loop and the upper bound on the H2-norm of the disturbance, respectively. The effectiveness of the proposed technique is illustrated via the numerical examples.

Keywords

• Switched systems
• nonlinear uncertainties
• multiple disturbances
• input saturation
• composite anti-disturbance control