Decoupling Control for Three Degrees of Freedom Servo System Based on Neural Network

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Three degrees of freedom servo system (TDFSS) is one of the key equipments of inertial testing, such as evaluation of inertial navigation system and test of inertial components. It is a kind of servo system with some non-linearity and uncertainty. This thesis takes advantage of the characteristic of Neural network in approaching non-linear function, applies the Neural network on the three-axis simulator, provides a method for the TDFSS. Simulating experiment has been used to verify the advantage of the scheme and achieved completely decoupling control. The scheme gives good control precision, and it is simply structured and easily implemented.Introduction

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 765-767)

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1840-1843

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September 2013

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