This video shows the outcome of a project in automatic control. It was carried out by Magnus Linderoth and Kristian Soltesz during the winter 2006-2007 at the dept. of automatic control, LTH, Lund,...
This video shows the outcome of a project in automatic control. It was carried out by Magnus Linderoth and Kristian Soltesz during the winter 2006-2007 at the dept. of automatic control, LTH, Lund, Sweden (www.control.lth.se).
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Wow! great! are you using a printers motor? i have an old inkjet with a bipolar stepper, 7.5 deg. did you think that would make it, also.. what encoders did you put to get the angle? thanks
The balancing of an inverted pendulum is a major feat of Control Engineering. This technique is majorly employed Auto, Aero & Space industry.. glad u posted ur demonstration.
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i have an old inkjet with a bipolar stepper, 7.5 deg. did you think that would make it, also.. what encoders did you put to get the angle?
thanks