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Regulation and force control using sliding modes to reduce rebounds in a mechanical system subject to a unilateral constraint

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3 Author(s)
Rascón, R. ; Electron. & Telecommun. Dept., CICESE Res. Centre, San Diego, CA, USA ; Alvarez, J. ; Aguilar, L.T.

In this study, a control algorithm is proposed, based on the sliding-mode technique, to regulate a single degree of freedom mechanical system subject to a unilateral constraint. The system may be in non-constrained motion at some time or in constrained motion at some other time. The system motion can be divided in three phases: free motion, constrained motion and transition (from non-constrained to constrained motion and vice versa). Only one control law is designed for the system, regardless of the motion phase. It is shown that the non-linear system is globally asymptotically stable and achieves zero steady-state position error. Numerical and experimental results show the performance of the proposed controller.

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Control Theory & Applications, IET  (Volume:6 ,  Issue: 18 )

Date of Publication: Dec. 6 2012

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