1. Fractional robust adaptive decoupled control for attenuating creep, hysteresis and cross coupling in a parallel piezostage.
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Kang, Shengzheng, Wu, Hongtao, Yang, Xiaolong, Li, Yao, Pan, Liang, and Chen, Bai
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PIEZOELECTRIC actuators , *ADAPTIVE control systems , *HYSTERESIS , *PIEZOELECTRICITY , *CLOSED loop systems , *PIEZOELECTRIC devices - Abstract
Parallel micropositioning piezostages are widely used in the micro-/nano-manipulation applications, but also subject to the nonlinear disturbances, like hysteresis, creep and cross-coupling effects. In this paper, a new fractional robust adaptive decoupled control (FRADC) is synthesized for a six-axis parallel micropositioning piezostage to improve the positioning accuracy. The proposed FRADC contains three intuitional terms: (1) a decoupling term that alleviates the coupled motions among different axes, making the controller implementation more convenient and efficient; (2) a feedforward compensation term based on a fractional normalized Bouc-Wen (FONBW) model, compensating for the rate-dependent hysteresis effect induced by the piezoelectric actuators; (3) a feedback model reference adaptive control (MRAC) term with fractional proportional-plus-integral-type updating rules that suppresses the creep effect, parameters uncertainty and external disturbances, further enhancing the robustness and positioning accuracy. The stability of the closed-loop system is analyzed in theory. The effectiveness of the proposed FRADC is experimentally validated by comparing with the standalone inverse-FONBW-based feedforward control, the standalone feedback fractional MRAC, and the traditional integer-order control methods. Results demonstrate that the proposed FRADC can guarantee higher positioning accuracy for the piezostage system in wider control bandwidth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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