Ship Steering Nonlinear Control Based on Backstepping Design Approach
Xingcheng Wang
Abstract
Xingcheng Wang
Abstract
The backstepping design theory and its applications to nonlinear ship steering control are studied in this paper. Based on the nonlinear mathematic model of ship motion, Lyapunov functions and steering controller are recursively designed. The simulation results based on matlab simulink toolbox show that the nonlinear ship steering controller is designed successfully.
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The backstepping design theory and its applications to nonlinear ship steering control are studied in this paper. Based on the nonlinear mathematic model of ship motion, Lyapunov functions and steering controller are recursively designed. The simulation results based on matlab simulink toolbox show that the nonlinear ship steering controller is designed successfully.
Key concepts: Backstepping, Toolbox, Nonlinear system, Control theory (sociology), Control engineering, MATLAB, Controller (irrigation), Computer science