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Leader–follower close formation control for underactuated surface vessel via terminal hierarchical sliding mode

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This article is concerned with the close formation problem of multiple underactuated surface vessels in the presence of model uncertainties, roll motion, and environmental disturbances. To effectively address these issues,… Click to show full abstract

This article is concerned with the close formation problem of multiple underactuated surface vessels in the presence of model uncertainties, roll motion, and environmental disturbances. To effectively address these issues, a novel control scheme considering roll stabilization is designed by combing terminal hierarchical sliding mode control with Lyapunov direct method, which can quickly ensure a small formation error in a finite-time for vessels. Meanwhile, a new switching gain adaptation mechanism is utilized to reduce chattering and acquire faster adaptive rate without the excessive temporary tracking errors. Radial basis function neural network and finite-time observer are employed to deal with model uncertainties and disturbances, respectively. Furthermore, dynamic surface control technology is introduced to reduce the complexity of control law. Various simulations and comparison results are conducted to verify the effectiveness of theoretical results.

Keywords: terminal hierarchical; close formation; control; formation; underactuated surface

Journal Title: International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems
Year Published: 2020

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