A Java/Matlab-Based Environment for Remote Control System Laboratories: Illustrated With an Inverted Pendulum

Sánchez, José; Dormido, Sebastián; Pastor, Rafael; Morilla, Fernando

doi:10.1109/te.2004.825525

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“…It has been implemented using Ejs [10], which does not require high programming skills. This system is interesting because many systems can be modeled in a similar way [4]. As it is shown in the paper, the system modeled in our laboratory reflects faithfully the behavior of the real plant.…”

Section: B Limitations System Analysismentioning

confidence: 81%

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The Reaction Wheel Pendulum: An Interactive Virtual Laboratory for Control Education

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Abstract-This paper describes a virtual laboratory which illustrates a real-world application of fundamental control principles: the Reaction Wheel Pendulum. The goal of the paper is to motivate students to learn in a practical way different fundamental aspects of control processes. The laboratory has been developed using the programming support provided by Easy Java Simulations, an open-source tool for teachers with limited programming skills who want to create Java applications and applets.

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“…In a virtual laboratory [3], [4], [5] users can perform experiments on simulated systems by means of special software. Using it, the student has an excellent opportunity to "experiment" with his or her own ideas in terms of engineering design by simple interaction with the tool.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Reaction Wheel Pendulum: An Interactive Virtual Laboratory for Control Education

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“…The structure of the inverted pendulum seems to be quite simple, which explains the development of many virtual models [24][25], real devices [26][27][28] and web based remote control laboratories [29][30][31][32].…”

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The Inverted Pendulum Benchmark in Nonlinear Control Theory: A Survey

Boubaker

2013

International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems

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For at least fifty years, the inverted pendulum has been the most popular benchmark, among others, in nonlinear control theory. The fundamental focus of this work is to enhance the wealth of this robotic benchmark and provide an overall picture of historical and current trend developments in nonlinear control theory, based on its simple structure and its rich nonlinear model. In this review, we will try to explain the high popularity of such a robotic benchmark, which is frequently used to realize experimental models, validate the efficiency of emerging control techniques and verify their implementation. We also attempt to provide details on how many standard techniques in control theory fail when tested on such a benchmark. More than 100 references in the open literature, dating back to 1960, are compiled to provide a survey of emerging ideas and challenging problems in nonlinear control theory accomplished and verified using this robotic system. Possible future trends that we can envision based on the review of this area are also presented.

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“…In Casini et al (2001), an Automatic Control Telelab (ACT) using Matlab/Simulink and Java servlet (interface) was developed. In Sánchez et al (2004), a Matlab/Java based remote control system experiment for an inverted pendulum is presented. In their approach, they were using Matlab software with WinCom from Quanser as an interface.…”

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Virtual and Remote Laboratory Development: A Review

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Zhang

2010

Earth and Space 2010

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The Internet technology has provided additional teaching strategies, with online education being one of the most exciting enhancements. A particular challenge for online education in engineering is how to extend the traditional hands-on laboratories to the Internet. Currently, there are two approaches to conducting labs online, virtual and remote labs. Virtual lab is based on software to simulate the lab environment while remote lab, by definition, is an experiment which is conducted and controlled remotely through the Internet. These experiments use real components or instrumentation at a different location from where they are being controlled or conducted. There are many emerging technologies which have been used to develop the virtual and remote laboratory. However, there are few papers that review the virtual and remote laboratory development. In this paper, a review of the different online delivery methods for virtual and remote laboratory development is presented. The open research issues and conclusion with possible future directions on the virtual and remote engineering laboratory development is also presented.

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A Java/Matlab-Based Environment for Remote Control System Laboratories: Illustrated With an Inverted Pendulum

Cited by 149 publications

References 11 publications

The Reaction Wheel Pendulum: An Interactive Virtual Laboratory for Control Education

The Reaction Wheel Pendulum: An Interactive Virtual Laboratory for Control Education

The Inverted Pendulum Benchmark in Nonlinear Control Theory: A Survey

Virtual and Remote Laboratory Development: A Review

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