Application Research on H Optimization Control of Permanent Magnet Linear Servo System Based on Adaptive Fuzzy Control Strategy

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In order to against the uncertain disturbance of AC linear servo system, an H mixed sensitivity control method based on adaptive fuzzy control was putted forward in the paper. The controller is comprised of an adaptive fuzzy controller and a H robust controller, the adaptive fuzzy controller is used to approximate this ideal control law, H robust controller is designed for attenuating the approximation errors and the influence of the external disturbance. The experimental results show that this control strategy not only has a strong robustness to uncertainties of the linear system, but also has a good tracking performance, furthermore the control greatly improves the robust tracking precision of the direct drive linear servo system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 694-697)

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2185-2189

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May 2013

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