Abstract

This study presents deterministic learning from adaptive neural control of unknown electrically-driven mechanical systems. An adaptive neural network system and a high-gain observer are employed to derive the controller. The stable adaptive tuning laws of network weights are derived in the sense of the Lyapunov stability theory. It is rigorously shown that the convergence of partial network weights to their optimal values and locally accurate NN approximation of the unknown closed-loop system dynamics can be achieved in a stable control process because partial Persistent Excitation (PE) condition of some internal signals in the closed-loop system is satisfied. The learned knowledge stored as a set of constant neural weights can be used to improve the control performance and can also be reused in the same or similar control task. Numerical simulation is presented to show the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme.

Keywords:

Adaptive neural control, deterministic learning, electrically-driven mechanical systems, high-gain observer, RBF network,

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