
A new nonlinear switching surface is proposed for the design of a sliding mode controller for a class of mismatched uncertain systems. A control system for slosh-free motion of a partially filled liquid container is sought. This is representative of a broader class of systems to which the proposed methodology is applicable. A fundamental mode of lateral slosh is considered. A simple pendulum model is used to represent the lateral slosh. Given the difficulty of measuring the slosh states directly, a sliding mode observer is used for implementation of the resulting sliding mode control. The effectiveness of the theoretical developments is demonstrated via both simulation and experimental results.
Slosh, Learning Control, Design, TJ212, Sliding Mode Control, 2nd-Order Underactuated Systems, Variable Structure Systems, Container, Nonlinear Sliding Surface
Slosh, Learning Control, Design, TJ212, Sliding Mode Control, 2nd-Order Underactuated Systems, Variable Structure Systems, Container, Nonlinear Sliding Surface
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