A Micro-Force-Tracking System Based on PVDF Static Micro-Force Sensor and Fuzzy-PID Control Method

Zhi Yong Sun; Wen Lin Chen; Yun Quan Su; Li Na Hao

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A Micro-Force-Tracking System Based on PVDF Static Micro-Force Sensor and Fuzzy-PID Control Method

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This article is intended to design a static micro-force sensor with a simple structure employing the polymer material PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) film as its sensing element, and will carry out some micro-force tracking tests. During the tracking tests, this paper employs a Fuzzy-PID control method and an ordinary PD control method to control the system, and will also analyze the results of them.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volumes 2-3)

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December 2011

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Zhi Yong Sun, Wen Lin Chen, Yun Quan Su, Li Na Hao

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Close-Loop Control, Fuzzy PID, Inverse Model, Micro-Force Sensor, PVDF

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