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Adaptive nonsingular proportional–integral–derivative-type terminal sliding mode tracker based on rapid reaching law for nonlinear systems

This article deals with a novel adaptive robust controller for uncertain nonlinear systems relying on a proportional–integral–derivative-type nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control. In this nonsingular proportional–integral–derivative-type terminal sliding mode controller nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control, the nonsingular fast terminal sliding mode control sliding surface is modified with integral to match with the proportional–integral–derivative-type structure to obtain the essential attributes, namely, quick transient response, finite-time convergence, negligible steady-state error, and chattering cancellation. Furthermore, a novel rapid reaching law is also suggested with dynamic proof for providing the robustness during transient phase. The controller stability and convergence is mathematically analyzed using the Lyapunov theory. The overall control structure is simulated on MATLAB® software and tested for trajectory tracking of a two-degree-of-freedom revolute–prismatic joint industrial robotic manipulator. The rigorous test results show the performance efficacy of the innovative controller.