Abstract
Motion control of mechatronic system with state and input constraints while achieving excellent integrated performance, such as robustness, high tracking accuracy, fast response, and slow overshoot, has always been a challenging issue. However, most existing relating studies merely focus on how to ensure stability under constraints, and few take integrated performance into account. In this article, we proposed a direct optimization based compensation adaptive robust control (ARC) approach, which is under a two-loop feedback structure, where the outer loop directly online replans both the model compensation term and the reference that conform to the constraints; and the conventional ARC control law is synthesized in inner loop to ensure guaranteed tracking accuracy when facing nonlinearity, parametric uncertainties, and external disturbances. Motion control of a linear motor was considered through this article as an introductory example. Comparative experiments are carried out and the results further verify the superiority and effectiveness of the proposed scheme.
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