Pole placement controller applied to a Rotary Inverted Pendulum System. A didactic view
Carlos Muñoz
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Carlos Muñoz
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Rotary Inverted Pendulum is a challenging problem to address complex control systems in control teaching. In this paper the rotary inverted pendulum is analyzed and state gain feedback is tuned with a pole placement technique. Results show that the system design is critical to enhance the area where the pendulum converges to the equilibrium.
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Rotary Inverted Pendulum is a challenging problem to address complex control systems in control teaching. In this paper the rotary inverted pendulum is analyzed and state gain feedback is tuned with a pole placement technique. Results show that the system design is critical to enhance the area where the pendulum converges to the equilibrium.
Key concepts: Inverted pendulum, Full state feedback, Double inverted pendulum, Control theory (sociology), Furuta pendulum, Computer science, Controller (irrigation), State (computer science)