In this paper sliding mode control systems are considered and a new technique to attenuate chattering is proposed. The technique employs simple, first-order dynamical devices, i.e. an integrator or a low-pass filter, to compensate in part for unknown and changing disturbance. As a result of this compensation, the magnitude of the discontinuous control term is essentially reduced. The term does not depend on the admissible disturbance or its change rate, but only on the uncertainty of the disturbance at the initial time t = t[sub o]. The technique proposed in this paper attenuates the undesirable chattering without any deterioration of the system performance.
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