A New Quick-Response Sliding Mode Tracking Differentiator with its Chattering-Free Discrete-Time Implementation

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This paper presents a new quick-response sliding mode tracking differentiator (new TD) for feedback control of mechatronic systems. The new TD is an extension of Jin et al.'s sliding mode tracking differentiator (TD-J) by employing an exponential reaching term for balancing the trade-off between noise attenuating efficiency and convergence speed. The discrete-time algorithm of the new TD is derived by using the implicit-Euler discretization and an equivalent between a set-valued signum function and a saturation function, and it does not produce chattering, which has been one major challenge of implementing sliding mode technique in discrete-time. Simulations and experiments are conducted for validating the effectiveness of the new TD.

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Lv, Z., Jin, S., Xiong, X., & Yu, J. (2019). A New Quick-Response Sliding Mode Tracking Differentiator with its Chattering-Free Discrete-Time Implementation. IEEE Access, 7, 130236–130245. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2940262

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