This paper proposed a nonlinear robust control for spacecraft attitude based on passivity and disturbance suppression vector. The spacecraft model was described using quaternion. The control law introduced the suppression vector of external disturbances and had no information related to the system parameters. The desired performance of spacecraft attitude control could be achieved using the des...

Notions of passivity for a class of switched control systems (SCS) are developed first in this article. We then study the following problems: 1) When is an SCS passive? 2) Does passivity imply Lyapunov stability as in the classical passive systems? 3) How to use passivity as a tool to design controllers to stabilize an SCS? For Problem 1), we derive sufficient conditions for passivity. For prob...

This paper considers the position control problem of nonholonomic mobile robots with plant uncertainties and external disturbances. A robust passivity-based controller using fuzzy logic is proposed based on the reduced-form dynamic model of nonholonomic systems. The fuzzy logic system, whose parameters are tuned on-line, is introduced to learn the unknown (uncertain) plant dynamics due to the u...

In view of the control problem of Permanent magnet linear synchronous motor (PMLSM), applying port-controlled Hamiltonian (PCH) systems and passivity -based control theory, the modeling of Permanent Magnet Linear Synchronous Motor is presented. Using energy-shaping and passivity-based control (PBC) method, the control principle of PMLSM is given. The control laws are presented in load known con...

This paper presents a new architecture of control for micro-teleoperation system using a fault tolerant control (FTC) strategy to compensate for the degradation effects of piezoelectric-based microgipping system. The proposed strategy uses passivity approach for the bilateral controller and robust fault tolerant control (FTC) for the two-fingered microgripper system. First, the bilateral contro...

Bilateral teleoperators, designed within the passivity framework using concepts of scattering and two-port network theory, provide robust stability against constant delay in the network and velocity tracking, but cannot guarantee position tracking in general. In this paper we fundamentally extend the passivity-based architecture to guarantee state synchronization of master/slave robots in free ...

In this paper we identify graph-theoretic conditions which allow us to write a nonlinear RLC circuit as port-Hamiltonian with constant input matrices. We show that under additional monotonicity conditions on the network’s components, the circuit enjoys the property of relative passivity, an extended notion of classical passivity. The property of relative passivity is then used to build simple, ...

We address the problem of robust stabilisation of nonlinear systems a!ected by time-varying uniformly bounded (in time) a$ne perturbations. Our approach relies on the combination of sliding mode techniques and passivity-based control. Roughly speaking we show that under suitable conditions the sliding mode variable can be chosen as the passive output of the perturbed system. Then we show how to...

In this note we identify graph-theoretic conditions which allow to write an RLC circuit as port-Hamiltonian with constant input matrices. We show that under additional monotonicity conditions of the network’s components, the circuit enjoys the property of relative passivity, an extended notion of classical passivity. The property of relative passivity is then used to build simple, yet robust an...