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Inverted Pendulum: Analysis, Design and Implementation
Inverted Pendulum
Analysis, Design and Implementation

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The work included in this document has been carried out in the Instrumentation and Control Lab at the Institute of Industrial Electronics Engineering, Karachi, Pakistan.

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W HAT 'S INSIDE T HIS REPORT
(CONTENTS IN DETAIL)
CONTENTS IN DETAIL THE AUTHORS ü ü

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR

PREFACE INTRODUCTION ü ü

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INTRODUCTION TO INVERTED PENDULUM APPLICATIONS OF INVERTED PENDULUM o SIMULATION OF DYNAMICS OF A ROCKET VEHICLE o MODEL OF A HUMAN STANDING STILL ü PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

MATHEMATICAL WORK ü …

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MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS o SETUP DESCRIPTION o INVERTED PENDULUM SYSTEM EQUATIONS o ACTUATION MECHANISM o TRANSFER FUNCTION OF THE W HOLE SYSTEM ü SYSTEM P ARAMETERS

ANALYSIS OF UNCOMPENSATED SYSTEM ü ü ü ü ü ü POLE ZERO MAP OF UNCOMPENSATED OPEN LOOP S YSTEM IMPULSE RESPONSE OF UNCOMPENSATED OPEN LOOP S YSTEM ROOT LOCUS OF THE UNCOMPENSATED S YSTEM STEP RESPONSE OF UNCOMPENSATED OPEN LOOP S YSTEM SIMULINK M ODEL FOR THE OPEN LOOP IMPULSE RESPONSE SIMULINK M ODEL FOR THE OPEN LOOP STEP RESPONSE



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COMPENSATION DESIGN ü HOW CAN THE COMPENSATION BE DESIGNED? (POSSIBLE OPTIONS)



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ROOT LOCUS SYSTEM DESIGN ü W HY COMPENSATION IS REQUIRED? ü COMPENSATION GOALS ü COMPENSATION DESIGN T HE SISO DESIGN T OOL ü W HAT IS THE SISO DESIGN TOOL ü IMPORTING MODELS INTO THE SISO DESIGN TOOL ü OPENING THE SISO DESIGN TOOL ü DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS ü ROOT LOCUS DESIGN WITH SISO DESIGN TOOL ü ADDING POLES AND ZEROS TO THE COMPENSATOR ü PROCEDURE



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ANALYSIS OF COMPENSATED SYSTEM ü ü ü ü ü ü ü POLE-ZERO MAP OF COMPENSATED OPEN LOOP S YSTEM ROOT LOCUS OF THE COMPENSATED S YSTEM POLE-ZERO MAP OF COMPENSATED CLOSED-LOOP S YSTEM IMPULSE RESPONSE OF PID COMPENSATED SYSTEM STEP RESPONSE OF PID COMPENSATED S YSTEM CONCLUSION OF COMPENSATION ANALYSIS SIMULINK M ODEL FOR



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