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The authors propose an adaptive robust control approach for the levitation control of non‐linear maglev vehicle with state constraint. The system contains non‐linear and (possibly) time‐varying uncertainty, which is supposed to be bounded. In order to prevent the undesirable collision, the airgap between suspended chassis and guideway should be restrained in a specified range for safety concerns. Furthermore, the maglev vehicle does not satisfy the (global) matching condition. The authors propose a three‐step state transformation approach to transform the maglev vehicle to an interconnected uncertain system. After that, the robust control is proposed based on the transformed system, and the adaptive law is constructed to emulate the total system uncertainty. The adaptive robust control is able to ensure the system performance (uniform boundedness and the uniform ultimate boundedness) of uncertain maglev vehicle. In addition, the airgap can be confined within the specified range.
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