2010
DOI: 10.3182/20100913-3-us-2015.00045
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Adaptive Friction Compensation for Linear Slider with adaptive differentiator

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“…Adaptive fuzzy sliding mode control is investigated and implemented on an inverted pendulum in [14]. Newer applications of adaptive control systems include adaptive friction compensation with an adaptive velocity estimator to compensate for the estimated non-linear friction force [15]. In [16], a fuzzy model reference adaptive control of an active magnetic bearing for a milling process is investigated to reduce the milling dynamics.…”
Section: Background and Methodsmentioning
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“…Adaptive fuzzy sliding mode control is investigated and implemented on an inverted pendulum in [14]. Newer applications of adaptive control systems include adaptive friction compensation with an adaptive velocity estimator to compensate for the estimated non-linear friction force [15]. In [16], a fuzzy model reference adaptive control of an active magnetic bearing for a milling process is investigated to reduce the milling dynamics.…”
Section: Background and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pressure compensator ensures that there is a constant pressure drop over the directional control valve, which gives a load independent flow. The governing equations of the pressure compensator are given in Equations ( 13)- (15).…”
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“…Theorem 1 Consider the error system (6) with the parameter adjustment law (10). If there exist a positive solution P and a positive number β such that the following equations are satisfied:…”
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