Predictive repetition control method for a servo motor and an apparatus therefor
AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsYukio Toyosawa, Naoto Sonoda
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AssigneeFanuc Corporation
InventorsYukio Toyosawa, Naoto Sonoda
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A predictive repetition control method for a servo motor and an apparatus therefor, which can converge a positional deviation relative to a command, repeated at intervals of a predetermined period, to zero even if the command contains an asynchronous component which is not synchronous with the predetermined period. A repetitive controller 5 and an invert system feedforward controller 6 for a control object 4 are arranged in parallel in a servo control system of the servo motor. The feedforward controller 6, including a FIR digital filter, receives a future command P whose degree of advancement corresponds to an order N of the control target. Coefficients of the filter are automatically determined based on the command P to be inputted and a positional deviation .epsilon. so that the feedforward controller 6 itself functions as an invert system. A transfer function of the feedforward controller 6 functions as a reciprocal of a transfer function of the control object, and hence a transfer function of an output .omega. for the command P becomes "1", whereby the positional deviation is theoretically eliminated to become extremely small.
A predictive repetition control method for a servo motor to be controlled in accordance with a move command repeatedly supplied at intervals of a predetermined period, comprising the steps of:
A predictive repetition control method for a servo motor, using control apparatus for controlling a servo motor in accordance with a move command P repeatedly supplied at intervals of a predetermined period, comprising the steps of:
A predictive repetition control apparatus for controlling a servo motor in accordance with a move command repeatedly supplied at intervals of a predetermined period, comprising:
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