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FEEDFORWARD CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR TRACKING PERFORMANCE IN MACHINE AXES 被引量:2

FEEDFORWARD CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR TRACKING PERFORMANCE IN MACHINE AXES
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摘要 Three feedforward (FFD) control techniques for position-servo machine axesare compared. All three FFD controllers are used with two different PID feedback (FBK) controllers.The two different FBK controllers have two different closed-loop bandwidths. They are demonstratedusing experimental data from a linear motor test system and from simulations. Laboratory resultsusing the linear motor hardware demonstrate that the velocity & acceleration (V&A) FFD controllerimproves tracking in all case considered, while the other two FFD controllers actually degradeperformance in many cases. Through simulation this degradation is attributed to extreme sensitivityto round off errors. This sensitivity is the result of a complex controller that is implementedoutside of the feedback loop. Three feedforward (FFD) control techniques for position-servo machine axesare compared. All three FFD controllers are used with two different PID feedback (FBK) controllers.The two different FBK controllers have two different closed-loop bandwidths. They are demonstratedusing experimental data from a linear motor test system and from simulations. Laboratory resultsusing the linear motor hardware demonstrate that the velocity & acceleration (V&A) FFD controllerimproves tracking in all case considered, while the other two FFD controllers actually degradeperformance in many cases. Through simulation this degradation is attributed to extreme sensitivityto round off errors. This sensitivity is the result of a complex controller that is implementedoutside of the feedback loop.
出处 《Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2005年第1期5-9,共5页 中国机械工程学报(英文版)
基金 This project is supported by United State's National Science Foundation (No.997761).
关键词 Three feedforward (FFD) control Linear motor system TRACKING Three feedforward (FFD) control Linear motor system Tracking
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