Compensator with Weighted Input Parameters for Automatic Ball-Balancing Mechatronic System

This paper presents an Automatic Ball-Balancing Mechatronic System (ABMS) with a lever transmission, which provides higher positioning accuracy for the ball. The system was identified by a double integrator, and the results confirmed the suitability of the chosen mathematical model. Then, we designed and tested a new compensator with weighted input parameters, which was firstly successfully implemented in real time on a microprocessor platform. Both simulation and then also experimental results demonstrated that the proposed controller provides stable and accurate control of the system under various step changes in the input signal.

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Electronics
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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics14091695
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Mechanics and Biomechanics Studies
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Compensator with Weighted Input Parameters for Automatic Ball-Balancing Mechatronic System

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Abstract

This paper presents an Automatic Ball-Balancing Mechatronic System (ABMS) with a lever transmission, which provides higher positioning accuracy for the ball. The system was identified by a double integrator, and the results confirmed the suitability of the chosen mathematical model. Then, we designed and tested a new compensator with weighted input parameters, which was firstly successfully implemented in real time on a microprocessor platform. Both simulation and then also experimental results demonstrated that the proposed controller provides stable and accurate control of the system under various step changes in the input signal.

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