Nonholonomic control systems: from steering to stabilization with sinuoids
Andrew R. Teel, Richard M. Murray, Gregory C. Walsh
International Journal of Control 62(4):849-870, 1995
In this paper we present a control law for globally asymptotically stabilizing a class
of controllable nonlinear systems without drift. The control law converts into closed loop
feedback earlier strategies for open loop steering of nonholonomic systems using sinusoids
at integrally related frequencies. The global result is obtained by introducing saturation
functions. Simulation results for stabilizing a simple kinematic model of an automobile
are included.
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