Abstract
Hysteresis phenomena can significantly deteriorate the performance when performing servo tasks with piezoelectric actuators. The aim of this brief is to model this nonlinear hysteresis effect and use this model to develop a feedforward controller that compensates for the hysteretic behavior. Exploiting the dual-pair concept, a connection is established between hysteresis models and general memory (MEM) elements examplified by the Ramberg–Osgood model. This facilitates both a straightforward identification procedure of a hysteresis model and a feedforward controller design. Both the identification procedure and the feedforward controller are implemented on a piezoelectric actuator indicating a performance improvement by a factor 3.5.
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