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Self-tuning control of brushless servo drive for a high performance tracking manipulator
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Self-tuning control of brushless servo drive for a high performance tracking manipulator

JWF Cheung, AWK Chung, N C Cheung and Ngai Man Cheung
1997 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POWER ELECTRONICS AND DRIVE SYSTEMS, PROCEEDINGS, VOLS 1 AND 2, Vol.1, pp.297-301
International Conference on Power Electronics and Drive Systems
01/01/1997

Abstract

Engineering Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Science & Technology Technology
In accurate and fast positioning application such as IC packaging, conventional PID or lead-lag compensator algorithm lacks robustness in providing good and consistent performance. Due to machine and driver non-linearities the controller often suffers from de-tuning as a result of variations in system parameters. This paper presents an account of employing dual-rate self-tuning control on a brushless servo driver for a high performance tracking manipulator to overcome the problem mentioned above. Recursive Instrumental Variable Estimation (RIVE) is used for on-line estimation. The self-tuning controller includes a PID Controller with inertia and friction compensation for optimal tracking performance.

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