2012
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.249-250.420
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Two Layer Fuzzy Generalized Maxwell-Slip Compensator in Direct Drive Servo Hydraulic System

Abstract: In industrial machinery units in which handle with high loads, hydraulic cylinders are often used to actuate the manipulators. The nonlinear effects of friction in the hydraulic cylinders can be a problem if they disturb the motion of the hydraulic servo system.Friction compensation is a prerequisite for accurate in a hydraulic servo system. This paper presents anintelligent nonlinear friction compensation framework,which the purpose is to develop a friction compensator strategy based on adaptive twolayer fuzz… Show more

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“…The adaptive nonlinear friction compensation can be used as model-based compensation strategy for adaptive dynamic friction model [2 3] in which the friction state is estimated by a dual-observer in LuGre friction model and a robust hydraulic also was considered in this study. Many researchers utilized the model-based friction estimator scheme [4][5]. In reference [6][7][8][9] proposed an r intelligent fuzzy compensator to improve stability and tracking performance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The adaptive nonlinear friction compensation can be used as model-based compensation strategy for adaptive dynamic friction model [2 3] in which the friction state is estimated by a dual-observer in LuGre friction model and a robust hydraulic also was considered in this study. Many researchers utilized the model-based friction estimator scheme [4][5]. In reference [6][7][8][9] proposed an r intelligent fuzzy compensator to improve stability and tracking performance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%