Nonlinear coupled adaptive control method for multi-rotationally excited translational oscillator systems
A nonlinear coupling and adaptive control technology, applied in adaptive control, general control system, control/adjustment system, etc., can solve problems such as system chattering, unknown component size, equipment damage, etc.
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[0117] Section 1.1. Determining control objectives
[0118] The position vector of each TORA selected is The target position vector is where, for the i-th TORA in a multi-TORA system, x i is the displacement of the trolley, is the trolley speed, θ i is the rotor rotation angle, is the rotational angular velocity of the rotor, θ di is the target angle of the rotor, and the total number of single TORAs in the system is N, then i=1,2,...,N.
[0119] Section 1.2, define error signal, parameter vector and measurable vector
[0120] Define the rotor swing angle error e of each TORA in a multi-TORA system θi (t) for
[0121] e θi = θ di -θ i (4)
[0122] Among them, θ i is the rotor rotation angle, θ di is the target angle of the rotor. define unknown parameter vector measurable vector Among them, the symbol " "Represents the matrix / vector transpose, the element ω in the vector i1 ,ω i2 ,ω i3 ,y i1 ,y i2 ,y...
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