Methodology of robust inverted pendulum controllers on a vehicle
Fernando Mesa, Rogelio Ospina, Diana Devia-Narvaez
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Fernando Mesa, Rogelio Ospina, Diana Devia-Narvaez
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Abstract In the theory of controllers, the simple and inverted pendulum play an important role due to the equations that result from them, which imply non-linearities and perturbations, thus, in this article, a brief classification of inverted pendulums is presented: inverted pendulum, inverted double pendulum, inverted rotary pendulum (Furuta pendulum). Subsequently, a mathematical model of the inverted pendulum is described through the deduction of the equations of motion that represent the dynamics of the system. Robust control is presented that allows expanding the richness of the mathematical equations, for this case, a control with output feedback is presented and applied to the inverted pendulum to control the unstable dynamics of this model. The results are compared with a post placement control and a robust control using a norm that analyses the characteristics of the system.
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Abstract In the theory of controllers, the simple and inverted pendulum play an important role due to the equations that result from them, which imply non-linearities and perturbations, thus, in this article, a brief classification of inverted pendulums is presented: inverted pendulum, inverted double pendulum, inverted rotary pendulum (Furuta pendulum). Subsequently, a mathematical model of the inverted pendulum is described through the deduction of the equations of motion that represent the dynamics of the system. Robust control is presented that allows expanding the richness of the mathematical equations, for this case, a control with output feedback is presented and applied to the inverted pendulum to control the unstable dynamics of this model. The results are compared with a post placement control and a robust control using a norm that analyses the characteristics of the system.
Key concepts: Inverted pendulum, Furuta pendulum, Double inverted pendulum, Kapitza's pendulum, Double pendulum, Control theory (sociology), Mathematics, Pendulum