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22 July 1993 Fuzzy-sliding-mode control for vibration damping of flexible structures
John E. Meyer, Shawn Edward Burke, James E. Hubbard Jr.
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Abstract
A control methodology integrating sliding mode control, distributed parameter systems theory, and fuzzy control is presented for the vibration damping of flexible structures. The method reduces the theoretically infinite-order system to a second-order representation, still capturing its vibratory nature in a series of decentralized input/output loops. A sliding controller is then designed with fuzzy control gain weighting to increase the performance of the system off the sliding surface. The results of computer simulations are presented including comparisons demonstrating superior damping performance to output velocity feedback.
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John E. Meyer, Shawn Edward Burke, and James E. Hubbard Jr. "Fuzzy-sliding-mode control for vibration damping of flexible structures", Proc. SPIE 1919, Smart Structures and Materials 1993: Mathematics in Smart Structures, (22 July 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.148410
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Fuzzy logic

Transducers

Sensors

Device simulation

Smart structures

Distributed computing

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