Robust Control of Inverted Pendulum using Fuzzy Logic Controller Sandeep . TripathiHimanshu Pandayand Prerna Gaur Absact-Robust Control has been used in various applications to improve the performance of the system. The Inverted pendulum (also called "Cart-Pole system) is a classical example of nonlinear and unstable control system. In This paper we present different design techniques of controller for stabilizing the inverted pendulum (cart system) problem and there comparative analysis of performance and reliability which is done through simulation on MATLab-Simulink. Robust control (H) in association with fuzzy produce better response as compared to fuzzy controller. Ind Terms-Inverted Pendulum, H, Fuzzy Logic, Robust Control I. INTRODUCTION A two dimensional Inverted Pendulum consists of a eely hinged rod over a dynamic platform that can be driven by either belt-motor system or by cart system. has inherently two states i.e. stable and the unstable. The stable state is undesirable state and the pendulum is downward oriented. In unstable state pendulum orient sictly upward and hence, requires a counter force to stay align to this position because disturbance will shiſts the rod away om equilibrium. This problem has been addressed by testing and implementation of under-actuated mechaonical system and conolling of inherently open loop unstable with highly non-linear dynamics like robotics [1-3] and space rocket guidance systems. Process model is that component of control system which manipulates the inputs to get the desired output, however due to unexpected disturbances, its output deviates. So, in order to sense and recti these random deviations dynamically feedback with conoller to make it a close-loop system has been proposed. Initially upright position of the pendulum has been assumed due to disturbance uncompensated model of the system has tendency to move downward towards the stability. Our proposed Controller will y to compensate this disturbance and maintain its upward state. Numerous controlling techniques are available, ranging om conventional conoller, artificial intelligence conollers [4]-[6] to recent robust controllers [7]-[13] . Sandeep . Tripathi is with Netaji Subhas Institute Of Technology, New Delhi INDIA Himanshu Panday is with ' Galgotia College of Engineering &Techno]ogy, Gr. Noida INDIA 978-1-4673-5630-513/$3l.00 ©20 13 IEEE In our design, Matlab/Simulink platform used for observing such compensating conoller. The inverted pendulum problem is the classical problem of the conol system. It is a highly non linear system. Such type of conol problem needs very precise and robust conol. The overshoot and the error, both play crucial role in the stability of Inverted Pendulum (lP). The objective of the present work is to get the optimized and robust performance of a nonlinear system with the help of Robust (Hꝏ) conoller using Fuzzy Logic Algorithm. II. MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS In order to analyses the conol system, mathematical model is established to predict the behavior before utilizing it into a real system. In this process, we rationalize differential and algebraic equations obtained om conservational laws and its characteristics to obtain ansfer nction of the process. We have taken mathematical model of [1] for our work. The separate Free Body Diagram of the cart and pendulum as shown in figure 2.1 is used to obtain its mathematical model. Figure 2.1 Free Body Diagram of the System By applying Newton's 2nd law of motion to the cart system and assuming the (nonlinear) coulomb iction applied to the linear cart is assumed to be neglected. The force on the linear cart due to the pendulum's action has also been neglected in the presently developed model, the following dynamic equation in horizontal and vertical direction are: a) Horizontal direction: Summing the forces in the Free Body Diagram of the cart in the horizontal direction, we get the following equation of motion: =F-bx-N ................................... (2.1) The force exerted in the horizontal direction due to the moment on the pendulum is determined as follows: d 2 N =m- 2 (x+lsinB) dt ................................... (2.2)