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Design of controllers to solve the robust servomechanism problem for a class of nonlinear systems

Allen J. Solomon, E.J. Davison

Year
1983
Citations
5

Abstract

This paper considers the following problem: given a nonlinear single-input, single-output system y = (c1 c2 c3...cn)x + fω where ai=ai(γ), i=1,2,...,n, ci=ci(γ), i=1,2,...,n, b=b(γ), where Δg'x, it is desired to find a controller which solves the robust servomechanism problem for (I) so that robust asymptotic tracking occurs for all constant disturbances ω and all constant set-points, and such that the resultant closed loop system is globally asymptotically stable. Sufficient conditions are obtained to solve this problem, and an algorithm for obtaining a suitable controller is given. The controller obtained is a type of "gain-scheduling" controller. An extension of the result is then made to multivariable systems, and an application is made to an n-link rigid robotic manipulator problem.

Keywords

Control theory (sociology)ServomechanismNonlinear systemConstant (computer programming)Robust controlController (irrigation)Extension (predicate logic)Exponential stabilityMathematicsComputer science

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