Design complexity becomes an issue for nonlinear observers when dimension of the dynamic system is high. Exploiting the inherent structure of the dynamic system, a high-gain nonlinear observer for a class of cascade-feedback-connected systems is presented. Instead of a single observer for the entire system with high dimension, a family of observers, one corresponding to a dynamic subsystem with lower dimension, is designed. The nonlinear high-gain technique is utilized to ensure the estimation convergence of the observer. Evaluation on a commercial injection-molding machine demonstrates the performance and applicability of this design.
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