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Fuzzy control of a pendulum problem

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fuzzy control of vertical pendulum

Fuzzy control of a pendulum problem

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• General information
• System requirements
• About the demonstrator
• Fuzzy Course
• Install stand-alone version of the simulator "Pendulum"
• Get help of the simulator
• Go to simulator on the Web

Simulator:
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Lab rig:
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Animation and tuning window:
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:arrow: Priview: Go to simulator on the Web (Applet)

:arrow: Download: **broken link removed**
 

pendulum simulator

The system only has two stable states, at rest at one or other ends of the cradle, so what are we meant to achieve?

Git
 

Git

The feedback system can keep the ball on the center. I once saw a talk by Prof. Cannon of Stanford and Caltech about the vertical pendulum which is similar to this.
 

How they can get the position of the ball?
I want to build it with simple parts

thanks nebisman
 

You can use optical means to determine the ball position. The problem Prof. Cannon had was the hysteresis in the setup using low cost material. This ruined the stability.
 

Sorry flatulent, hysteresis in what?
Bye
 

Did this program build by Matlab ? why dont you share your Matlab file wih us ?
 

wolf69 said:
Sorry flatulent, hysteresis in what?
Bye

The entire mechanical structure had linear and rotational parts that were not perfectly matched in their connections. The minute slop in the fittings caused problems.
 

Ansunamu said:
Did this program build by Matlab ? why dont you share your Matlab file wih us ?

take a look at
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and for related information
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Who can recommend more resource on this subject? Currently, I am doing a project on inverted pendulum, but i am totally new in this area.
 

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