The Research of Magnetic Levitation System Based on Fuzzy Sliding-Mode Control

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This paper develops a sliding-mode controller with fuzzy rules for the single magnetic levitation system with delay, different signals and interference. The control algorithm comprises a sliding-mode controller which is designed for enhancing robustness when plant uncertainties, and a fuzzy controller which is designed for smoothing the control input when switching at these boundary manifolds. An algorithm is presented for selecting the coefficients of the swithing plane such that the overall closed-loop system has stable eigenvalues. A control input is shown to be smoothing and overcome the chatter. The performance of the single magnetic levitation system is obtained by simulation and experimental results which show that the proposed fuzzy sliding-mode controller algorithm is effective for tracking different signals with interference.

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