Controlled pendulum on a movable base

Mechanics of Solids - Tập 48 - Trang 6-18 - 2013
Yu. G. Martynenko1, A. M. Formal’skii1
1Institute of Mechanics, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

Tóm tắt

A plane motion of a multilink pendulum hinged to a movable base (a wheel or a carriage) is considered. The control torque applied between the base and the first link of the pendulum is independent of the base position and velocity and is bounded in absolute value. The coordinate determining the base position is cyclic. The mathematical model of the system permits one to single out the equations describing the pendulum motion alone, which differ from the well-known equations of motion of a pendulum with a fixed suspension point both in the structure and in the parameters occurring in these equations. The phase portrait of motions of a control-free one-link pendulum suspended on a wheel or a carriage is obtained. A feedback control ensuring global stabilization of the unstable upper equilibrium of the pendulum is constructed. Time-optimal control synthesis is outlined.

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