Title :
Global-stabilization of the inverted-pendulum; an early solution and hardware implementation
Author :
Baumann, James L. ; Johnson, C.D.
Author_Institution :
Aviation & Missile Res. Dev. & Eng. Center, US Army Res. Dev. & Engr. Command, Redstone Arsenal, AL, USA
Abstract :
The problem of globally stabilizing an inverted-pendulum with arbitrary initial conditions and with the pivot mounted on a movable platform constrained to move in horizontal motion and controlled by a servomotor is considered. A novel solution involving a dual-mode optimal control-law consisting of a bang-bang, time-optimal mode and a smooth linear mode is developed. The results are verified in a full, non-linear simulation as well as implemented in an actual hardware model. These results appear in a Master´s Thesis written in 1971 and apparently predate similar results reported in the literature.
Keywords :
bang-bang control; computational complexity; nonlinear control systems; optimal control; pendulums; position control; servomotors; stability; actual hardware model; bang-bang control; dual-mode optimal control-law; inverted-pendulum; linear mode; movable platform; nonlinear simulation; servomotor; time-optimal mode; Acceleration; Clocks; Control system analysis; Equations; Hardware; Mathematical model; Military computing; Missiles; Motion control; Optimal control;
Conference_Titel :
System Theory, 2004. Proceedings of the Thirty-Sixth Southeastern Symposium on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-8281-1
DOI :
10.1109/SSST.2004.1295703