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9780817640866

Lyapunov-Based Control of Mechanical Systems

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  • ISBN13:

    9780817640866

  • ISBN10:

    081764086X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: Birkhauser

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Summary

This is a new text/reference on advanced nonlinear algorithms for mechanical systems that are based on Lypaunov-type design and stability analysis. The presentation illustrates, in a unified framework, how recent Lyapunov-based techniques can be used to solve a variety of nonlinear control problems for mechanical systems. Starting with part one, the foundations are established in a thorough manner, including necessary math background materials. Part two covers solutions to some tracking problems for rigid mechanical systems, i.e., systems modeled by ordinary differential equations. Part three addresses problems of setpoint/vibration control of flexible mechanical systems, i.e., systems modeled by partial differential equations. By covering theory and applications, the book addresses both ODE-based and PDE-based mechanical systems and presents results for many useful real-time experiments and computer simulations.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(10)
Lyapunov-Based Control
1(2)
Rigid Mechanical Systems
3(2)
Flexible Mechanical Systems
5(2)
Real-Time Control Implementation
7(4)
References
8(3)
Control Techniques for Friction Compensation
11(42)
Introduction
11(3)
Reduced-Order Friction Model
14(1)
Control Designs for Reduced-Order Model
15(19)
Standard Adaptive Control
16(2)
Modular Adaptive Control
18(7)
Adaptive Setpoint Control
25(3)
Experimental Evaluation
28(6)
Full-Order Friction Model
34(1)
Control Designs for Full-Order Model
35(9)
Model-Based Control: Asymptotic Tracking
36(2)
Model-Based Control: Exponential Tracking
38(2)
Adaptive Control: Case 1
40(2)
Adaptive Control: Case 2
42(1)
Experimental Evaluation
43(1)
Notes
44(9)
References
48(5)
Full-State Feedback Tracking Controllers
53(34)
Introduction
53(1)
System Model
54(1)
Problem Statement
55(2)
Standard Adaptive Control
57(2)
Controller Formulation
57(1)
Stability Result
57(2)
Desired Trajectory-Based Adaptive Control
59(13)
Controller Formulation
59(1)
Stability Results
60(5)
Experimental Results
65(1)
Nonadaptive Extensions
66(6)
Control/Adaptation Law Modularity
72(10)
Input-to-State Stability Result
73(2)
Position Tracking Result
75(3)
Experimental Results
78(1)
Discussion of Results
79(3)
Notes
82(5)
References
84(3)
Output Feedback Tracking Controllers
87(42)
Introduction
87(2)
Problem Statement
89(1)
Model-Based Observer/Control
90(11)
Velocity Observer Formulation
90(2)
Controller Formulation
92(2)
Composite Stability Result
94(3)
Experimental Results
97(4)
Linear Filter-Based Adaptive Control
101(10)
Filter Formulation
101(1)
Controller Formulation
102(2)
Composite Stability Result
104(4)
Experimental Results
108(1)
Nonadaptive Extensions
108(3)
Nonlinear Filter-Based Adaptive Control
111(11)
Filter/Controller Formulation
113(1)
Composite Stability Result
114(2)
OFB Form of Filter/Controller
116(2)
Simulation Results
118(4)
Extensions
122(1)
Notes
122(7)
References
124(5)
Strings and Cables
129(34)
Introduction
129(1)
Actuator-String System
130(16)
System Model
130(2)
Problem Statement
132(1)
Model-Based Control Law
133(4)
Adaptive Control Law
137(2)
Extensions
139(3)
Experimental Evaluation
142(4)
Cable System
146(12)
System Model
146(3)
Problem Statement
149(1)
Model-Based Control Law
149(6)
Adaptive Control Law
155(2)
Experimental Evaluation
157(1)
Notes
158(5)
References
159(4)
Cantilevered Beams
163(46)
Introduction
163(1)
Euler-Bernoulli Beam
164(21)
System Model
165(1)
Problem Statement
166(1)
Model-Based Control Law
166(6)
Adaptive Control Law
172(2)
Extensions
174(3)
Experimental Evaluation
177(8)
Timoshenko Beam
185(19)
System Model
186(1)
Problem Statement
187(1)
Model-Based Control Law
187(9)
Adaptive Control Law
196(3)
Simulation Results
199(5)
Notes
204(5)
References
205(4)
Boundary Control Applications
209(64)
Introduction
209(1)
Axially Moving String System
210(17)
System Model
211(3)
Problem Statement
214(1)
Model-Based Control Law
214(6)
Adaptive Control Law
220(3)
Experimental Evaluation
223(4)
Flexible Link Robot Arm
227(22)
System Model
227(3)
Problem Statement
230(1)
Model-Based Control Law
230(9)
Adaptive Control Law
239(2)
Experimental Evaluation
241(8)
Flexible Rotor System
249(19)
System Model
249(2)
Problem Statement
251(1)
Model-Based Control Law
252(7)
Adaptive Control Law
259(2)
Experimental Evaluation
261(7)
Notes
268(5)
References
271(2)
Appendices 273(40)
A Mathematical Background
275(8)
References
280(3)
B Bounds for General Rigid Mechanical System
283(2)
References
284(1)
C Bounds for the Puma Robot
285(4)
References
287(2)
D Control Programs
289(24)
D.1 DCAL Controller
290(6)
D.2 Flexible Rotor
296(17)
Index 313

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