The aim of this paper is to present and to compare some linear and non-linear control laws for an electropneumatic positioning system both for point-to-point control and for tracking control. The experimental results are presented in terms of repeatability for each control law implemented on the same device: an in-line electropneumatic servo-drive. Different kinds of model, namely a non-linear affine model, linearized tangent model and a reduced linearized tangent model, are presented to synthesize the different control laws. For this a new mathematical modelling of the servo-distributor flow stage is described.
This paper focuses on a comparison between two control laws of an half meter stroke electropneumatic dissymetrical cylinder controlled by two three ways servo-distributors: a classical pole placement method and a with scheduling gains control law. Using physical laws, a nonlinear model of this process is described in the first part of this paper and the difficulty for the obtention of the servodistributors mass flow rates is carried out. Nevertheless, a particular choice of the control input leads to a single input one and around an equilibrium point, a tangent linearized model is obtained. Two control laws are described and implemented using a well kwown dSPACE interface card. Experimental results obtained for point to point control are presented and discussed.
This article proposes a new strategy for pneumatic cylinder control using an innovative control synthesis model of the system. A backstepping based control law is synthesized to take advantage of the system two degrees of freedom and a thorough tuning method of the closed-loop stiffness and damping is provided.
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