Feedback linearization and stabilization of second-order non-holonomic chained systems

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The authors consider second-order non-holonomic chained systems of the form \[ \begin{cases} \ddot y_1=u_1\\ \ddot y_2=u_2\\ \ddot y_3=y_2u_1. \end{cases} \] First, they prove that the system can be linearized by state and input transformations which are smooth and invertible, but whose inverses are discontinuous. Using this result, a feedback control is designed which drives to the origin all the initial states in an unbounded open set. In order to achieve global stabilizability, the control strategy is completed by a logic-based switching controller. The procedure can be extended to higher-order chained systems. The paper contains also simulation studies for the dynamic equation of a robot.











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