New Adaptive ESO Based Data-Driven Anti-Disturbance Control for Nonlinear Systems with Convergence Guarantee⁎

Abstract

In this paper, a new adaptive extended state observer based data-driven anti-disturbance control (AESO-DDADC) design is proposed for industrial nonlinear systems with unknown dynamics subject to external disturbances. By reformulating such system description into a compact-form dynamic linearization model with a residual term, a new AESO is firstly constructed to estimate the residual term using the partial derivative (PD) estimation from the previous time step, such that the residual term could be proactively counteracted by the feedback control law, in contrast to the existing data-driven ESO where the residual term in the PD estimation is absolutely neglected to facilitate the convergence analysis. Then, the bounded convergence of PD estimation and AESO is jointly analyzed by the Gerschgorin disk theorem, followed by robust convergence analysis of the established closed-loop system. Moreover, another AESO-DDADC scheme is developed using a partial-form dynamic linearization model of the system, along with rigorous robust convergence analysis. Finally, an illustrative example is shown to confirm the efficacy and advantages of the proposed designs.