Title :
Cooperatingly synchronized control for 6-DOF virtual-axis machine tool
Author :
Qingtao, Han ; Qingding, Guo
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Electr. Eng., Shenyang Univ. of Technol., China
Abstract :
This paper presents a cooperatingly synchronized control for 6-DOF virtual-axis machine tool driven by permanent magnetic linear synchronous motor (PMLSM) by keeping the 6 links in cooperating motion at any time. In this paper the coupling 6-link system is divided into 6 separate systems, and each link load disturbance and the coupling disturbance between other 5 links are regarded as the dynamic parameters´ variation of the corresponding PMLSM. An observer is presented to identify the parameters´ variation and to compensate for it, which not only eliminates the coupling but also obviates a lot of cumbersome dynamic calculations of the parallel mechanism. In each separated system, the position controller is adjusted on-line depending on the position error and the speed command to be appropriate for the time variation of the position and speed, and the speed controller is realized by one neuron, which can be rapidly trained on-line, the acceleration control is attained indirectly by the proposed observer and neuron, which improves tracking performance of the position and speed output. A simulation verifies that the control for the position, speed and acceleration of each link is attained, and the system is robust to the uncertain factors.
Keywords :
acceleration control; compensation; linear synchronous motors; machine control; machine tools; numerical control; position control; velocity control; 6-DOF NC virtual-axis machine tool; acceleration control; acceleration following control; cooperatingly synchronized control; coupling 6-link system; coupling disturbance; dynamic parameters´ variation; load disturbance; neuron; observer; parallel mechanism; permanent magnetic linear synchronous motor; position controller; position output; speed command; speed output; tracking performance; virtual-axis machine tool; Acceleration; Control systems; Couplings; Error correction; Machine tools; Magnetic separation; Motion control; Neurons; Robust control; Synchronous motors;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Motion Control, 2002. 7th International Workshop on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7479-7
DOI :
10.1109/AMC.2002.1026911