International Journal of Robust and Nonlinear Control · 2008 · 105 citations · 17 references
EngineeringMathematicsSystems EngineeringDynamical SystemsProcess ControlSystem DynamicsControl SystemsControl TheoryFeedback ControlNonlinear ControlRobust ControlStabilityNonlinear SystemsNonlinearityObservabilityObserver DesignOutput Feedback ControlRobust Control Of Uncertain SystemsRobust StabilizationStabilization
Abstract The problem of global robust stabilization by output feedback is investigated for two classes of uncertain systems with polynomial nonlinearity—one is with controllable/observable linearization and the other is not. The uncertainties in the systems are assumed to be dominated by both lower‐ and higher‐order nonlinearities multiplying by an output‐dependent growth rate. There are two ingredients in this study. One is to exploit the idea of how to handle polynomial growth conditions via homogeneity and domination without introducing an observer gain updated law. The other is the development of a recursive design algorithm for the construction of reduced‐order observers, which is not only interesting in its own right but also has a valid counterpart, capable of dealing with strongly nonlinear systems, even lack of uniform observability and smooth stabilizability. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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