Adaptive control of magnetic levitation system based on fuzzy inversion
Marcin Jastrzębski1, Jacek Kabziński2
1Institute of Automatic Control, Lodz University of Technology, 18 Stefanowskiego St, Lodz, 90-537, Poland. marcin.jastrzebski@p.lodz.pl.
Abstract:
A novel adaptive tracking controller for magnetic levitation systems (MLS) is developed. The controller is based on a special adaptive control scheme incorporating fuzzy model of electromagnetic acceleration enabling fast and accurate fuzzy inversion. The controller ensures accurate tracking of any smooth desired position signal, despite unknown MLS parameters. The closed-loop system stability, in the sense of uniform ultimate boundedness (UUB) of error trajectories, is proved using Lyapunov approach. The closed-loop system performance is investigated during numerical experiments. Finally the proposed controller is verified by successful implementation on a DSP board controlling a typical magnetic levitation ball system. Performed tests and experiments demonstrate that the proposed control technique is robust against discretization and unknown MLS model parameters, provides high tracking accuracy, is easily implementable, and simple to tune.
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