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                        Table 14.1 Comparison for tracking y = 0.5sin(t)
                                                     d
                                                                                        2
                        Controller          IAE (rad)        ITAE (rad/s)       ISDE (rad )
                        PID                 0.0287             0.1267             0.0087
                        SMC                 0.0257             0.0653             0.0070
                        NTSMC               0.0295             0.0696             0.0092
                        NTSMFC              0.0178             0.0569             0.0036


                        14.5 CONCLUSION
                        In this chapter, a non-singular terminal sliding mode funnel control
                        (NTSMFC) is proposed to achieve a prescribed tracking performance for
                        uncertain servo systems with unknown input saturation. The non-smooth
                        saturation is reformulated as an affine form by defining a smooth function.
                        A new funnel variable is proposed and incorporated into control design
                        such that the tracking error will be forced to retain the prescribed bound.
                        An NN is used to approximate the unknown lumped non-linearities in
                        a NTSMFC designs. With the proposed control, no prior knowledge of
                        system dynamics and the input saturation bound is required, and the closed-
                        loop system stability is proved. Comparative simulations are provided to
                        show the efficacy of the proposed control method.



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