Chaos Control in Memristor - based Oscillators Using Intelligent Sliding Mode Control

In this paper, Intelligent Sliding Mode Control of chaos in a memristorbased Chua’s oscillator is investigated. In order to gain stabilization and tracking of a sinusoidal input, an appropriate sliding surface is proposed and sliding gain is tuned. Also, to avoid the chattering phenomenon in traditional sliding mode controller, and to reduce the hitting time of the controlled system, an especial genetic algorithm optimization method is suggested. By defining a new objective function and searching for optimal the controller parameters the convergence time and chattering are reduced considerably. The usefulness of the proposed controller with intelligent tuning method for chaos control of memristorbased oscillators is demonstrated in memristorbased Chua's circuit.

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