M 1 kg · m 0.2 kg · l 0.5 m
Inverted Pendulum
Change the plant. Change the controller. Compare what actually happens.
Reference, disturbance, duration and sample interval are shared. Plant parameters and controllers remain independent.
Physical Systems
1 system · 1 visibleLarge angle excursion: the pendulum moved more than 0.35 rad from upright. This describes physical motion, not necessarily a numerical error or a failure to recover.
Educational fall threshold exceeded (0.6 rad). Inspect the complete trajectory.
Compare responses
Distinct systems. One view of their computed behavior.
Measured performance
Metrics belong to the displayed run snapshots. End values are finite-time observations, not guaranteed steady states.
| Metric | Pendulum AOpen Loop |
|---|---|
| Peak output [rad] | 6.097 |
| Value at end [rad] | 5.751 |
| Settling (2% band) [s] | |
| Error at end [rad] | -5.751 |
| RMS tracking error [rad] | 3.776 |
| Integral absolute error [rad·s] | 30.69 |
| Integral squared error [rad²·s] | 142.6 |
| Time-weighted absolute error [rad·s²] | 154.3 |
| Maximum actuator force [N] | 0 |
| RMS actuator force [N] | 0 |
| Time saturated [fraction] | 0 |
| Maximum angle [rad] | 6.097 |
| Maximum cart displacement [m] | 0.09291 |
| Cart error at end [m] | -0.04625 |
| Time within upright tolerance [s] | 0 |
| Stabilization test | Not stabilized |
Stabilized means the last full second of a run lasting at least 5 s stays within |θ|≤0.035 rad and |ω|≤0.1 rad/s, with no fall or travel breach. Cascade additionally checks final cart error and speed. It is a result of this simulated test, not a global stability proof.