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Design and experimental evaluation of a nonlinear position controller for a pneumatic actuator with friction
2004
Proceedings of the 2004 American Control Conference
unpublished
This paper documents the development and experimental evaluation of a practical nonlinear position controller for a typical industrial pneumatic actuator that gives good performance for both regulating and reference tracking tasks. The system is comprised of a low-cost 5port proportional valve with flow deadband and a double-rod actuator exhibiting significant friction. Quantitative feedback theory is employed to design a simple fixed-gain PI control law that minimizes the effects of the
doi:10.23919/acc.2004.1384656
fatcat:quhr74vlxfhmrnfjdkwsb5byra