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access icon free Parameterised design of robust point-to-point fast motion controller

A dual-parameter design of expanded proximate time-optimal controller is proposed for fast point-to-point motion in typical electromechanical servo systems with a damping element. The controller initially resorts to a saturated control signal for the fastest acceleration or braking if possible and then seamlessly gives way to a linear control strategy once the motion slows down. The damping ratio and natural frequency of the linear control law are chosen as the design parameters to allow for a better tuning of the control performance. An extended-state observer is also included for simultaneous estimation of system speed and disturbance. Experimental verification is conducted on a DC motor position servo system using a TMS320F28335 board, and the effectiveness of the proposed design is demonstrated.

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