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Filippov is not an highly swithing signal. Since the state is on the sliding surface, the control has the same regularity as the external input. In a discrete implementation, when an explicit Euler method or an explicit ZOH is used, we get a high frequency switching signal. This is not inherent to the sliding mode control but to an poor disctrization scheme or to the actuator's technology. When an implicit discretization is performed and the actuators is able to deliver the whole convex hull of the systems right-hand-side, the control does not switch anymore.
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applied with care and should not be a hammer applied to every nail. This is not a new criticism. It's just that VSC has become the PID of industrial nonlinear control; it evolves on its own without any informed help. (All of that being said, I'll revert your change and massage it to not be as "brutal") —
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The best perfomance of idea in sliding mode controll achieved prof. Feldbaum. The main idea of his method is finding the optimal phase curves. And after some modification we are may find hyperplane - sliding hyperplane. This is the best knowing method for the controlling of the object.
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