1995
DOI: 10.1016/0967-0661(95)00127-g
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Identification and position control of a servo pneumatic cylinder

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“…Their results showed that an RLS algorithm based on ARMA models provides a reasonably accurate transfer function of the systems under study. Assuming most parameters in pneumatic servo system do not change during operation, Shih and Tseng [14] performed the identification offline and adjusted servo-control before the operation accordingly. Furthermore, they investigated the impact of different parameters (sampling time, order model, different supply pressures, etc.)…”
Section: Robuste Identifikation Von Pneumatischen Servo-aktuatoren Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their results showed that an RLS algorithm based on ARMA models provides a reasonably accurate transfer function of the systems under study. Assuming most parameters in pneumatic servo system do not change during operation, Shih and Tseng [14] performed the identification offline and adjusted servo-control before the operation accordingly. Furthermore, they investigated the impact of different parameters (sampling time, order model, different supply pressures, etc.)…”
Section: Robuste Identifikation Von Pneumatischen Servo-aktuatoren Inmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of these problems, the system identification is an alternative approach, which ensures obtaining the mathematical models of servo drives based on input/output measurements of drives. For a system description, linear models with constant parameters are used [8]. In the mentioned reference, the system was modeled as an autoregressive with exogenous input model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modelos caixa branca de robôs manipuladores são não lineares [5,10], enquanto que a identificação caixa preta, gera modelos lineares e não lineares [1], que podem ser usados para projeto e implementação de controladores adaptativos. Os modelos caixa branca, exigem elevado esforço computacional [8,11]. Na utilização de modelos caixa preta, suas estruturas são definidas a priori, e com isto, a escolha de modelos de primeira ou segunda ordem, que representam bem os sistemas reais, e que requerem baixo esforço computacional, 1 riul@ct.ufpb.br 2…”
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