Numerical Design Method for Nonlinear Sliding Mode Control of Inverted Pendulum
Jianfeng Cui
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Jianfeng Cui
Abstract
The design of nonlinear sliding mode controller for the rotary inverted pendulum needs the analytical derivations and affine decomposition to tackle the system model, which could be a very complex or even an unsolvable task. So, a numerical design method for nonlinear sliding mode control is proposed in this paper. The control laws are tested in a simulated and real-time experimental environment in which external disturbances are injected, and the performance of the approach is then discussed.
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The design of nonlinear sliding mode controller for the rotary inverted pendulum needs the analytical derivations and affine decomposition to tackle the system model, which could be a very complex or even an unsolvable task. So, a numerical design method for nonlinear sliding mode control is proposed in this paper. The control laws are tested in a simulated and real-time experimental environment in which external disturbances are injected, and the performance of the approach is then discussed.
Key concepts: Inverted pendulum, Control theory (sociology), Sliding mode control, Nonlinear system, Controller (irrigation), Mode (computer interface), Computer science, Affine transformation