2003
DOI: 10.1541/ieejeiss.123.1958
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A Study of Representation of Hysteretic Characteristics by Stop and Play Models

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“…A least-squares method can be applied for identification of the stop model [7], [20]. The least-squares method determines the shape function so as to minimize (34) where ( , : the number of input points) is an input sequence and is the corresponding sequence of the measured magnetic field.…”
Section: Identification By the Least-squares Methodsmentioning
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“…A least-squares method can be applied for identification of the stop model [7], [20]. The least-squares method determines the shape function so as to minimize (34) where ( , : the number of input points) is an input sequence and is the corresponding sequence of the measured magnetic field.…”
Section: Identification By the Least-squares Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The least-squares method determines the shape function so as to minimize (34) where ( , : the number of input points) is an input sequence and is the corresponding sequence of the measured magnetic field. It has been shown in [20] that the height difference of the stop hysterons should not be smaller than the amplitude difference of the -loops used for identification (see the Appendix).…”
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“…III. MODELING OF HYSTERESIS CHARACTERISTICS OF PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR In this study, to model the hysteresis between the internal pressure and contraction ratio of the pneumatic actuator we applied a stop model [7][8][9][10] normally used to model hysteresis for electromagnetic materials. Typical hysteresis models include the Preisach model [9].…”
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“…The stop model is identified with 20 stop hysterons (N s ¼ 20) because the height difference (B S =N s ) of the stop hysterons should not be smaller than the amplitude difference (B S =20) of the BH loops used for identification [7,11]. Similarly, the play model is identified with 20 play hysterons (N p ¼ 20) from the reversal curves from saturation.…”
Section: Representation Of Symmetric Bh Loopsmentioning
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