Lyapunov Stability Analysis of a Twisting Based Control Algorithm for Systems with Unmatched Perturbations
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1 5th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control and European Control Conference (CDC-ECC) Orlando, FL, USA, December -5, Lyapunov Stability Analysis of a Twisting Based Control Algorithm for Systems with Unmatched Perturbations Antonio Estrada, Antonio Loría, Raúl Santiesteban, Leonid Fridman Abstract In this note, we present a result on stabilization of nonlinear strict-feedback systems affected by unknown perturbations when a control based on the so-called twisting algorithm, a second-order sliding mode controller, is applied. The novelty of the note relies in the stability analysis of the closed loop system. It follows along similar lines as for wellestablished theorems for nonlinear time-varying systems in cascade, with continuous right-hand sides. However, the class of systems that we deal with are discontinuous and perturbed. Although the presented analysis is aimed to perturbed secondorder systems in strict feedback form, the purpose of this note is to settle the basis for a methodological stability analysis approach for higher-order systems. An illustrative example is provided. I. INTRODUCTION We study strict feedback systems affected by additive, possibly unbounded disturbances. The control goal is to stabilize the origin in finite time. Roughly, the control method consists in a twoloop design: an outer loop in which the control law is designed following the standard backstepping method and an inner loop in which a discontinuous sliding mode controller, called the twisting algorithm see [], is used to exactly compensate for the disturbances. Backstepping makes our control approach methodological while the use of sliding mode control enables high-accuracy tracking and achieves exact compensation of matched perturbations. Backstepping is particularly useful for systems with unmatched perturbations i.e., parameter uncertainties and smooth external disturbances appearing in dynamic equations where there is no control input. Classical sliding-mode controllers have been applied combined with different robust techniques in order to reduce the effect of such perturbations [] [3]. However, such controllers could not ensure the exact tracking of output unmatched variables. The controller proposed in [4], [5] which utilizes the so-called quasi-continuous high-order sliding mode algorithm of [6], ensures exact tracking of a smooth signal despite the presence of unmatched perturbations. Nevertheless, the scheme in [4] only guarantees local stability hence, nothing is ensured about the transient phase before, the sliding mode for each virtual control is reached. In [5], the transient stage is handled by using integral HOSM [7] which increases the control complexity. Backstepping sliding mode control is certainly not original in this note. Our main contribution strives rather in the method of A. Estrada, R. Santiesteban and L. Fridman are with Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM), Department of Control Engineering and Robotics, Engineering Faculty. C.P. 45. México D.F., e- mails: xheper@yahoo.com, raulcos@hotmail.com, lfridman@unam.mx. A. Loría is with CNRS, at LSS-SUPELEC, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, loria@lss.supelec.fr. A. Estrada and R. Santiesteban gratefully acknowledge the financial support of this work by the Mexican CONACyT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia), grant no. 69. stability analysis. As is well-understood now, at the core of strictfeedback forms one find cascaded systems [8]. These have been thoroughly studied in the literature of (continuous) nonlinear systems for the last years or so. Cascaded systems consist in two subsystems which independently, are stable and are interconnected by a nonlinearity. Under such setting, a necessary and sufficient condition for stability is that the trajectories of the cascaded system remain bounded see [9]. Backstepping sliding mode control leads to a complex cascaded system described by integral-differential equations and equations with discontinuous right-hand sides. One way to analyze the stability of the integral-differential equation one needs to differentiate however, this leads to ever more complex equations and eventually, to restrictive conditions of boundedness of trajectories, as is assumed in [6]. Backstepping also leads naturally to the analysis of a cascaded system. Following that train of thought, in the recent note [] we relaxed the restrictive hypotheses from [6]. Yet, the results available in the literature of cascaded systems are inapplicable as such in the present setting. A fundamental, common, assumption in the analysis of cascaded systems is that one disposes of a Lyapunov function for the perturbed system, taken independently. In the present setting, this is a true stumbling block as it is tantamount to asking for a (converse) Lyapunov function for an integral-differential equation, having specific growth order properties. This note continues and improves the main results in []. Firstly, we use the twisting controller for which a Lyapunov function has been recently proposed in []. Then, a theorem for stability of cascades of systems with discontinuous righthand sides is established. The direct outcome of the latter, is to settle the basis for a backstepping-based high-order sliding mode control approach for nonlinear systems in strict feedback form, with unmatched uncertainties. The rest of the paper is organized as follows. In the following section we present the problem statement and our main result, in Section III we revisit the finite-time stabilization of the double integrator; in Section IV we present an illustrative example and we conclude with some remarks in Section V. II. PROBLEM STATEMENT AND ITS SOLUTION Consider second order nonlinear systems of the form ξ = f (t, ξ ) + g (t,ξ)ξ + ω (t, ξ) (a) ξ = f (t, ξ) + g (t,ξ)u + ω (t, ξ) (b) where ξ = [ξ, ξ ] T is the state vector and is assumed to be known, ξ, ξ R; u R is the control input. For simplicity we assume that f i and g i are smooth functions; also, the unknown //$6. IEEE 4586
2 perturbation term ω is taken to be a bounded function, similarly for ω. Furthermore it is assumed that ω is once continuously differentiable. For the application of backstepping control, we also assume that g i (t, ξ) for all (t, ξ) R R. The control problem is to design a controller such that the state ξ tracks a desired smooth reference t ξ d in spite of the presence of the unknown bounded perturbations ω, ω. A. The algorithm We assume that the solutions of a dynamical system involving the sign function, are defined in Filippov s sense. The control algorithm is described next. Step. The first sliding surface is defined as {σ = } with σ = ξ ξ d. According to standard backstepping control, we consider ξ in (a) as the virtual control input, φ (t, ξ ) = g (t, ξ ) + u + ξ d ] (a) u = α sgn(σ ) β sgn( σ ) (b) The right hand side of (b) is called twisting controller see []. Step. The second sliding surface is defined as {σ = } with σ = ξ φ. The control input is designed to make σ : u = g (t, ξ)[ f α sgn(σ ) + v] (3) Now, using ξ = σ + φ and the expressions (a), (3) in the system s equations () we obtain σ = u + ω + g (t, σ)σ (4a) σ = α sgn(σ ) + ω φ + v (4b) where g (t, σ)σ = g (t,ξ(t, σ))σ. The additional control input v is left to be defined. If φ is bounded, one can set v and redefine ω to incorporate φ as a perturbation in the second equation. Otherwise, v = φ. The resulting error system dynamics is Z σ = [α sgn(σ ) β sgn( σ )] dt + g (t, σ)σ + ω (5a) σ = α sgn(σ ) + ω (5b) the integrand above is also to be considered to be evaluated along the trajectories. To study the stability of system (5) we rewrite (5a) in differential cascaded form. Let z = σ, z = ω + u. Then, provided that z (t ) = ω (t, x (t )), Equation (4a) is equivalent to» 3»»ż z = + 4 g z (t, )σ σ ż ω α sgn(z ) β sgn(z ) 5 {z } {z } Φ {z } ż F (z) G(t, z, σ ) (6) where Φ = β sgn(ż ) + β sgn(z ). Notice that Φ β and that G(t, z,) =. Hence, system (6) together with (5b) is in cascaded form. B. Main result Theorem : The origin of the system () in closed loop with () and (3) is globally finite-time stable provided that α ω > β > ω, α > ω and that there exists a non-decreasing function θ such that» z g(t, ) σ θ( σ ) z. (7) Proof: The proof follows similar arguments as to infer stability of cascaded nonlinear time-varying systems. See for instance []. The proof is divided in two steps ) global finite-time stability of the origin of system (5b). Let V = σ, its time derivative along the trajectories of (5b) yields V (α ω ) σ i.e., V (α ω )V / choosing α such that α ω > finite-time stability follows integrating the previous expression. ) In this step we invoke: (a) finite-time stability of system ż = F (z); (b) forward completeness of system (6) and (c) finite-time stability of (5b) to conclude finite-time stability of the cascade. In [] finite-time stability of ż = F (z) is proved with a strict Lyapunov function V (z). In Section III we provide an alternative proof which consists in constructing a function V (z) positive definite and proper, whose total time derivative along the trajectories of ż = F (z) satisfies V c V c, c >, c (,). and for which there exist c 3, c 4, c 5, c 6 > such that z c 4 z c 6 z z c 3 V (8) z c 5V. (9) Now we use V (z) to prove forward completeness of (6); we have dz [ F (z) + G(t, z, σ ) ] c V c» + z g (t, )σ z σ + β z. () Now, since σ (t) converges to zero in finite time it is globally 4587
3 uniformly bounded hence, for σ = σ (t) we have from (7)» z g(t, ) σ (t) σ (t) θ( σ (t) ) z σ (t) () c 7 z () where c 7 depends only on the size of σ (t ). We conclude that the trajectories z(t), σ (t) satisfy dz [ F (z) + G(t, z, σ )] c 3 c 7 V (z(t)) + βc 5 V (z(t)) for all t such that z (t) c 4 and z c 6. That is, z (t) c 4, z c 6 V (z(t)) (c 3 c 7 +βc 5 )V (z(t)). Forward completeness follows by integrating the previous inequality to infinity. Let t f < be the settling time for σ (t). From forward completeness, for all t such that t > t f and observing that G(t, z,) = we obtain, once more invoking () dz [ F (z) + G(t, z, σ )] c V c for all t t f. Finite-time stability follows integrating the latter. III. FINITE-TIME STABILIZATION OF THE DOUBLE INTEGRATOR Consider the perturbed double integrator, given by ẋ = x ẋ = δ(t, x) + u (3a) with u = αsgn(x ) βsgn(x ) (3b) where x and x R are scalar state variables, δ is a bounded perturbation and u R is the previously mentioned twisting controller; α, β > are control parameters. In [] it was showed via a strict Lyapunov function that the origin is finite-time stable for sufficiently large gains α and β. The following proposition establishes an alternative proof with the same Lyapunov function as in [] which fits the backstepping design method from the previous section. More precisely, we provide a proof of inequalities (8) and (9) as well as the other properties used in the previous section, which are not presented in []. Proposition : Let δ(t, x) M for all (t, x) R R, γ >, γ > and consider the function Then, we have the following. Given any α > and β such that α M > β > M there always exist parameters γ, γ such that V is a strict Lyapunov function for the system (3) that is, it is positive definite, proper and its derivative along the trajectories of (3) is negative definite provided that β > M there always exist c > and c (,) such that ẋ + ẋ c V c ; (5) dx dx (hence) for any pair (x, x ) R all generated solutions satisfying (x (t ), x (t )) = (x, x ) converge to the origin (x, x ) = (, ) in finite time t f where A. V is positive definite and proper t f 4 c V (x, x ) /4. (6) We proceed to prove the previous statements. Let us show that V is positive definite and proper without any restriction on the control gains, other than α >. Let µ > and observe that V (x, x ) = µ( x / + x ) 4 + W (7) W(x, x ) (α γ µ) x (γ + 4µ) x 3/ x + (αγ 6µ) x x 4µ x / x 3 + ( 4 γ µ) x 4. (8) We claim that for any given control gain α >, and an appropriate choice of the parameters γ, γ we have W, thereby implying that V is positive definite and radially unbounded. To see that the claim holds true let j η m = min (α γ µ), 6 (αγ 6µ), ( ff 4 γ µ). If η m >, which implies that γ > and in turn α >, then W(x, x ) (γ + 4µ) h x 3/ x + x / x 3i + η mˆ x + 6 x x + x 4. (9) Furthermore, for any given parameters α, γ, µ > such that η m >, pick γ > such that γ 4η m 4µ. Under such conditions Inequality (9) implies that W(x, x ) η m h x / x i 4. V (x, x ) = α γ x + γ x 3/ sgn(x )x + αγ x x + 4 γ x 4. (4) We emphasize that there always exists γ > satisfying γ 4η m 4µ. We proceed to compute an upper-bound for V. To that end we 4588
4 observe also from (8), that trajectories of (3). We have W(x, x ) (α γ µ) x + (γ + 4µ) x 3/ x which together with (7), implies that with η M = + (αγ 6µ) x x + 4µ x / x 3 + ( 4 γ 4µ) x 4 () h V (x, x ) (µ + η M ) x / 4 + x i () j max (α γ µ), (αγ 6µ), (γ + 4µ), ( ff 4 γ 4µ). B. Derivative of V Observing that x 3/ sgn(x ) = x x / we compute x = α γ x + 3 γ x / x + αγ sgn(x )x x = γ x 3/ sgn(x ) + αγ x x + γ x 3. o Furthermore, let c 8 := max nα γ, 3 γ, αγ then, From this and () we obtain x c 8 x / + x x x c 8 x / 4 + x. x x c 8 µ + η M V (x, x ) That is, (8) holds for V with z = (x, x ). In a similar manner let c 9 := max {γ, αγ, γ } then, 3 x c 9 x / + x which for sufficiently large x fulfills x c 9 x / 4 + x c x 9 x / 4 + x. µ + η M That is, (9) holds for V with z = (x, x ). Next, we compute the total time derivative of V along the V (x, x ) = α γ x x + γ x 3/ α βsgn(x x ) + δ + 3 γ x / x + αγ x sgn(x )x + αγ x x αsgn(x ) βsgn(x ) + δ + γ x 3 αsgn(x ) βsgn(x ) + δ. () and after straightforward algebraic simplifications we obtain V (x, x ) αγ (β M) x x γ (β M) x 3 Let κ > and add κ times γ (α β M) x 3/ + 3 γ x x / (3) ( x / + x ) 3 [ x 3/ +3 x x +3 x / x + x 3 ] = to the right hand side of (3). We obtain V (x, x ) [γ (α β M) κ] x 3/ which implies that where + 3 [γ + 3κ]x x / + [3κ αγ (β M)] x x [γ (β M) κ] x 3 κ( x / + x ) 3. V (x, x ) [γ (α β M) κ] x 3/» x x /» x N / x x» αγ (β M) 3κ 3 N = [γ + 3κ] 3 [γ + 3κ] γ (β M) κ (4) is positive semidefinite for sufficiently large values of γ and β > M. Additionally from (4) we obtain the next restriction γ (α β M) κ >. Combining the above inequalities we obtain α M > β > M. C. Tuning and settling time Next, we proceed to find c and c such that (5) holds. V (x, x ) κ( x / + x )
5 Using () we obtain h i V (x, x ) 3/4 (µ + η M ) 3/4 x / 3 + x influence of non-dissipative forces, as for instance in the early work [3] where a result of semiglobal asymptotic stability was obtained. hence κ V (x, x ) (µ + η M ) 3/4 V (x, x ) 3/4. (5) In particular, (5) holds for α M > β > M, with γ > and c = κ (µ + η M ) c, c = 3 4. Finally, an upper bound for time convergence of the trajectories to zero, for the perturbed case, may be computed by integrating (5) along the trajectories generated by (3) from any pair of initial conditions (x, x ) R q q Fig.. Inertial wheel pendulum» J J J J τ» q IV. EXAMPLE Consider the inertia-wheel pendulum illustrated in Figure IV. The parameters J i of the inertia matrix and parameter h of the gravitational term see Eqs. (9) below, are computed from an experimental benchmark manufactured by Quanser Inc. We have J = , J =.495 5, and h = A global coordinate transformation reported in [4] is applied to change the Lagrangian equations q» hsin(q ) =» τ (9) t f 4 c V (x, x ) /4. (6) Remark : It is clear from the previous proof that the convergence rate or, more precisely the settling time t f is directly related to the control parameters. Indeed c = O(γ /4 ) that is, c is slowly increasing for large values of γ. Yet, as µ and η M are independent of β, the settling time is inversely proportional to this control gain. Hence, not only the previous stability proof for the twisting algorithm provides a strict Lyapunov function but it provides a simple rule of thumb relating the control gains to the settling time. Otherwise, there exist no restrictions on the gains, other than to dominate over the disturbance. D. Extension to unbounded perturbations For the sake of clarity, we have assumed that the disturbance terms contained in δ(t, x) are bounded. However, this assumption may be relaxed if we admit modifications to the control law. Consider again the system (3) and assume that there exist a positive constant M and a continuous non-decreasing function such that δ(t, x) ( x ) + M (7) then, the control algorithm (3b) may be modified to the following u = αsgn(x ) β [ ( x ) + M ]sgn(x ) (8) For which all claims of Proposition hold with β > and β = β [ ( x ) + M ]. As the setting of the double integrator (3) is reminiscent of control of mechanical systems under bounded perturbations (modulo a prior feedback linearizing feedback) the latter setting may be related to the problem of mechanical systems under the into a system in strict-feedback form, z = hsin(q ) q = J J z + ω (3) ż = hsin(q ) J + J J J (J J ) τ + ω q = z into which we introduced the disturbances ω, ω after the transformation. These disturbances (may) account for unmodelled dynamics and parametric uncertainties. The controller is constructed according to Section II cf. [4]. Step. The first sliding surface is σ = q q d and the virtual controller is φ (q ) = J J {J z + u, } u, = α sgn(σ ) β sgn( σ ) The derivative σ is calculated by means of the next robust differentiator [5] ṡ = λ L / s σ / sgn(s σ ) + s ṡ = λ Lsgn(s ṡ ) Step. Now for state z, σ = z φ (q ) u = J J ) + (J J )u, } u, = α sgn(σ ) As mentioned in previous section, in order to compensate the state norm bounded φ, the gain α should be variable, the next 459
6 error-dependent gain was chosen α (σ ) = α a e α b σ Fig.. Position q, q d (red line) (top) and q (bottom) Fig. 3. Errors σ (top) and σ (bottom) off from the downward position. The disturbances are ω =. cos(4t) and ω =. sin(4t). The controller parameters are set to α = 5, β = 3, α a = 3 and α b =. while for the differentiator λ =., λ =.5, L =. The graphs of the system s responses and control input are depicted in Figures -4. V. CONCLUSION We set preliminary basis for a methodological approach to control systems in strict feedback form, via a backsteppinglike design and high-order sliding modes. The method relies on regarding the closed-loop system as a cascade. This considerably simplifies the analysis. On one hand, the authors have no knowledge of any previous result involving finite-time stability in cascade systems using Lyapunov methods. Further research is being carried out to extend the method beyond the second-order. REFERENCES [] A. Levant, Sliding order and sliding accuracy in sliding-mode control, IJC, vol. 58, no. 6, pp , 993. [] R. Davis and S. Spurgeon, Robust implementation of sliding mode control schemes, International Journal of Systems Science, vol. 4, pp , 993. [3] W. J. Cao and J. X. Xu, Nonlinear integral-type sliding surface for both matched and unmatched uncertain systems, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol. 49, no. 8, pp , 4. [4] A. Estrada and L. Fridman, Quasi-continuous HOSM control for systems with unmatched perturbations, Automatica, vol. 46, no., pp ,. [5], Integral HOSM semiglobal controller for finite-time exact compensation of unmatched perturbations, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol. 55, no., pp ,. [6] A. Levant, Quasi-continuous high-order sliding-mode controllers, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol. 5, no., pp. 8 86, 5. [7] A. Levant and L. Alelishvili, integral high-order sliding modes, IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol. 5, no. 7, pp. 78 8, 7. [8] R. Sepulchre, M. Janković, and P. Kokotović, Constructive nonlinear control. Springer Verlag, 997. [9] E. Panteley and A. Loría, Growth rate conditions for stability of cascaded time-varying systems, Automatica, vol. 37, no. 3, pp ,. [] A. Estrada, A. Loría, and A. Chaillet, Cascades stability analysis applied to a control design for unmatched perturbation rejection based on hosm, in The th International Workshop on Variable Structure Systems, Mexico City, Mexico,, pp [] R. Santiesteban, L. Fridman, and J. A. Moreno, Finite-time convergence analysis for twisting controller via a strict Lyapunov function, in The th International Workshop on Variable Structure Systems, Mexico City, Mexico,, pp. 6. [] E. Panteley and A. Loría, On global uniform asymptotic stability of non linear time-varying non autonomous systems in cascade, Systems and Control Letters, vol. 33, no., pp. 3 38, 998. [3] S. Shishkin, R. Ortega, D. Hill, and A. Loría, On output feedback stabilization of euler-lagrange systems with nondissipative forces, Syst. & Contr. Letters, vol. 7, pp , 996. [4] R. Olfati-Saber, Control of underactuated mechanical systems with two degrees of freedom and simmetry, in Proc. of American Control Conference, Chicago, USA, June, pp [5] A. Levant, Robust exact differentiation via sliding mode technique, Automatica, vol. 34, no. 3, pp , 998. Fig. 4. Control signal u We ran some simulations to test the performance of our algorithm on this academic set-up. The desired position is set to. sin(4t), the initial conditions for the inertia wheel pendulum where all set to zero i.e., the pendulum is assumed to start 459
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