Robust regulation for a 3-DOF Helicopter via sliding-modes control and observation techniques
Héctor Ríos, Antonio Rosales, Antoine Ferreira, Alejandro Davilay
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Héctor Ríos, Antonio Rosales, Antoine Ferreira, Alejandro Davilay
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In this paper, two robust control strategies for a 3-DOF Helicopter via sliding-modes techniques are presented. First, quasi-continuous controllers along with a sliding mode differentiator are designed and then the design of classical PID controllers in combination with a second-order sliding mode observer is presented. Both strategies preserve high position regulation accuracy and robustness to model uncertainties and external disturbances. Simulations and experimental results on a 3-DOF Helicopter by Quanser are shown.
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In this paper, two robust control strategies for a 3-DOF Helicopter via sliding-modes techniques are presented. First, quasi-continuous controllers along with a sliding mode differentiator are designed and then the design of classical PID controllers in combination with a second-order sliding mode observer is presented. Both strategies preserve high position regulation accuracy and robustness to model uncertainties and external disturbances. Simulations and experimental results on a 3-DOF Helicopter by Quanser are shown.
Key concepts: Differentiator, Control theory (sociology), Robustness (evolution), Sliding mode control, Robust control, Computer science, Control engineering, PID controller