Sliding mode control enhances system stability in reaction-diffusion systems under time-varying disturbance, suggesting robust performance.
This article discusses the sliding mode control problem for a kind of impulsive reaction–diffusion systems (RDSs) with state delay and time-varying disturbance. A novel sliding surface containing regulation terms is constructed. The designed sliding mode controller can remove the impulsive effects on RDSs and drive the closed-loop state trajectories onto the specified sliding surface in finite time. By means of Linear matrix inequalities, the robust exponential stability of sliding motion is studied. Finally, a numerical example is provided to verify the availability of our findings.
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Hailong Xing (2025) studied this question.
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