2011 · 55 citations · 6 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringRobotics EngineeringRobot ControlRobot DynamicsRoboticsBalance ControlControl SystemsControl TheoryDynamic ControlMobile Robot ControlMotion ControlDynamic Performance AnalysisFuzzy ControlFuzzy Control SystemsNewton-euler DynamicsNonlinear Robot DynamicsPole PlacementSelf-balancing RobotsStrong Coupling
Two-wheeled self-balancing robot is a high order, multiple-variables, non-linear, strong coupling, and instability system. On the basis of building up the system structure model, kinetic equation is built up by using Newton dynamics mechanics theory. After that, the pole placement state-feedback controller and fuzzy logic controller are both designed, both of which have good simulation curves at the same disturbance force. Finally, some simulation experiments be done in the undisturbed and disturbed environment respectively. The simulation results indicate that the fuzzy logic control algorithm can realize the self-balance control of the two-wheeled robot successfully and restrain the robot from falling down, so as to satisfy the anticipated control goals of the robot and obtain the better dynamic performance, so it has the better theory value and the applied research value.
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