Dual mode control of a system with friction
Journal
IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology
Journal Volume
7
Journal Issue
3
Pages
306-314
Date Issued
1999
Author(s)
Abstract
The stick-slip friction system is known to exhibit very different macro and microscopic behaviors. For large movements, the system exhibits the familiar stick-slip friction characteristics; and for very fine movements, the elastic deformation seems to prevail. While there have been tremendous efforts to understand the stick-slip friction mechanism, most people would agree that the complexity of the friction characteristics prevents the establishment, of a simple mathematical model. Thus, the controller design cannot be solely dependent on a friction model. In the paper, a robust controller is developed so that it achieves ultimate boundedness in both the macro and micro motion regions. As a result, the controller is capable of controlling the system across the macro movement range and achieves precision positioning in the micro motion resolution. Comparisons with existing controllers also show that the proposed controller easily achieves a better performance.
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Type
journal article