Global stabilization for ball-and-beam systems via state and partial state feedback
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Ye, H.
Xu, Honglei
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2016Type
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Ye, H. and Xu, H. 2016. Global stabilization for ball-and-beam systems via state and partial state feedback. Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization. 12 (1): pp. 17-29.
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Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization
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In this paper, we present new state and partial state feedback laws as global stabilizers of the well-knownfrictionless ball and beam system. Dealing with nonlinear terms in the manner different from the ones in the literature, we have achieved a new, simple state-ependent saturation control law. The key technique is to assign asuitable state-dependent saturation level function and jointly use the computation techniques of linear gains. Then, combining such a state feedback law with a homogeneous observer, we again obtain a new partial state feedback design.
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