Demonstrates a new sliding mode filter that effectively reduces noise and estimates derivatives in control systems, implying improved signal reliability.
In control systems, obtaining reliable filtered signals and their derivatives simultaneously from noisecontaminated inputs represents a key challenge. To this end, this paper presents a novel sliding mode filter for filtering noise and estimating derivatives. The proposed filter enhances conventional parabolic sliding mode design by introducing a fast factor that boosts the response speed without sacrificing filtering performance, and the system stability is further analyzed via the Lyapunov method. In addition, the discrete-time algorithm is derived via the implicit-Euler method; the resulting output signals are far less likely to exhibit chattering than those from the conventional explicit-Euler discretization, and numerical simulations verify its effectiveness.
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