Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
695661 Automatica 2013 7 Pages PDF
Abstract

An arbitrary order differentiator that, in the absence of noise, converges to the true derivatives of the signal after a finite time independent of the initial differentiator error is presented. The only assumption on a signal to be differentiated (n−1)(n−1) times is that its nn-th derivative is uniformly bounded by a known constant. The proposed differentiator switches from a newly designed uniform differentiator to the classical High-Order Sliding Mode (HOSM) differentiator. The Uniform part drives the differentiation error trajectories into a compact neighborhood of the origin in a time that is independent of the initial differentiation error. Then, the HOSM differentiator is used to bring the differentiation error to zero in finite-time.

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