Abstract
Discusses the issues of robust machining process controller synthesis. In practical cases, operating conditions have strong effects on the process dynamics, and it is very difficult to use a fixed controller to achieve a satisfactory performance. Here, a fuzzy logic inference mechanism is introduced to adjust the controller according to the online measurements of operating variables which define the operating conditions or operating points of the processes, and a linear matrix inequality (LMI) based hybrid approach is developed to achieve robust properties against modelling errors, uncertainties, disturbances, and inaccuracy of online measurements. The simulation results of a design example (an end milling process control) shows that robust stability and satisfactory performance have been achieved.
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