Abstract
In this paper, a solution for the problem of uncertainty presence in the estimated position of a target is indicated. The dynamic error of ground moving target tracking with special unknown bounded uncertainty has been described. To solve this problem, a class of the second-order sliding mode has been proposed. In order to increase the robustness of the proposed controller against unknown uncertainty, a set of adaptive rules has been added to the guidance law. New adaptive terms have been used to estimate the higher unknown bound of the uncertainty. The offered method, based on the sliding mode strategy, has reduced the chattering phenomena, which is harmful for the production of the command states. Finally, a fast adaptive guidance law has been added and its stability has been proved by the Lyapunov criterion. The designed adaptive fast guidance law improves the classical sliding mode control guidance law. Various simulations and comparison studies have been applied to verify the efficiency of the modified guidance law despite the disturbance and uncertainty. The results show that the uncertain terms have been compensated and the tracking position has been satisfied accurately.
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