Xingxing You , Yifei Pu , Yanli Zou , Zixin Tang , Tao Zhao , Songyi Dian
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Abstract
This paper investigates the tracking control problem for the uncertain fractional-order nonlinear systems (FONSs) with unmeasured states and unknown control gain subject to external disturbances and actuator fault, under restricted communication resources. First, the radial basis function neural networks (RBF NNs) are deployed to identify the unknown smooth nonlinear function. Subsequently, a neural network-based state observer is constructed based on this identification to estimate the unknown states of the original FONS. Then, an adaptive neural event-triggered fault-tolerant controller (ANETFTC) is developed by adopting the backstepping method, fractional-order command filter (FOCF) and Lyapunov stability theory. In the event of external disturbances and actuator fault, the designed ANETFTC not only ensures the tracking performance of uncertain FONS so that the tracking error can converge to a neighborhood near the origin but also the observer designed based on this controller can better approximate the original system states. Simulation analysis further verifies the effectiveness and availability of control strategy.
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