Positioning servo controller

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object by a position loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a speed command;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position of said controlled object to obtain a speed of said controlled object;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a speed deviation between the speed command and the speed of said controlled object obtained by said differentiating section, by a speed loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a torque command;
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• a torque amplifier which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object by a position loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a speed command;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position of said controlled object to obtain a speed of said controlled object;
• an integrating section which integrates a speed deviation between the speed command and the speed of said controlled object that is obtained by said differentiating section, and which outputs a value that is obtained by multiplying an integral value with a speed loop integral gain;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said integrating section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a value that is obtained by adding the value output from said second amplifying section to a speed deviation between the speed command and the speed of said controlled object obtained by said differentiating section, by a speed loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a third amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a torque command;
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• a torque amplifier which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object by a position loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a speed command;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position of said controlled object to obtain a speed of said controlled object;
• an integrating section which integrates a speed deviation between the speed command and the speed of said controlled object that is obtained by said differentiating section, and which outputs a value that is obtained by multiplying an integral value with a speed loop integral gain;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said integrating section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a deviation between the value output from said second amplifying section and the speed of said controlled object by a speed loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a third amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value as a torque command;
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• a torque amplifier which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object, by a proportional gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by a value that is obtained by squaring an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said differentiating section, by a differential gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a feedforward controlling section which outputs a value that is obtained by adding a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by second-order differentiation of the position command, by a first feedforward gain, to a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by differentiating the position command, by a second feedforward gain and the adjustment gain;
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• a torque amplifier which sets a value obtained by adding together the values output from said first and second amplifying sections and said feedforward section, as a torque command, and which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object, by a proportional gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by a value that is obtained by squaring an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said differentiating section, by a differential gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• an integrating section which integrates the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• an integration controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said integrating section, by an integral gain, and which outputs the amplitude value;
• a third amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said integration controlling section, by a value that is obtained by cubing the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a feedforward controlling section which outputs a value that is obtained by adding together a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by second-order differentiation of the position command, by a first feedforward gain, a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by differentiating the position command, by a second feedforward gain and the adjustment gain, and a value obtained by amplifying the position command by a third feedforward gain and a value obtained by squaring the adjustment gain;
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• a torque amplifier which sets a value obtained by adding together the values output from said first, second, and third amplifying sections and said feedforward section, as a torque command, and which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object, by a proportional gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by a value that is obtained by squaring an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a differentiating section which differentiates the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said differentiating section, by a differential gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• an integrating section which integrates the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• an integration controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said integrating section, by an integral gain, and which outputs the amplitude value;
• a third amplifying section which amplifies a value output from said integration controlling section, by a value that is obtained by cubing the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a second-order differentiating section which performs second-order differentiation on the position deviation between the position command and said controlled object;
• an acceleration controlling section which amplifies a value obtained by said second-order differentiating section, by an acceleration gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a feedforward controlling section which outputs a value that is obtained by adding together a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by second-order differentiation of the position command, by a first feedforward gain, a value obtained by amplifying a value obtained by differentiating the position command, by a second feedforward gain and the adjustment gain, and a value obtained by amplifying the position command by a third feedforward gain and a value obtained by squaring the adjustment gain;
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• a torque amplifier which sets a value obtained by adding together the values output from said first, second, and third amplifying sections, said acceleration controlling section, and said feedforward section, as a torque command, and which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command.

A positioning servo controller comprising:

• a position controlling section which amplifies a position deviation between a position command issued from a higher-level unit and a position of a controlled object, by a position loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a first amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said position controlling section by an adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• a speed feedforward controlling section which sets a value that is obtained by adding a first feedforward compensation amount to the value output from said first amplifying section, as a speed command, the first feedforward compensation amount being obtained by amplifying a differential value of the position command by a first feedforward gain;
• a speed controlling section which amplifies a speed deviation between the speed command and a speed of said controlled object by a speed loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation;
• a second amplifying section which amplifies the value output from said speed controlling section by the adjustment gain, and which outputs the amplified value;
• an acceleration feedforward section which sets a value that is obtained by adding a second feedforward compensation amount to the value output from said second amplifying section, as an acceleration command, the second feedforward compensation amount being obtained by amplifying a differential value of the first feedforward compensation amount by a second feedforward gain;
• an acceleration controlling section which amplifies an acceleration deviation between the acceleration command and an acceleration of said controlled object by an acceleration loop gain, and which outputs the amplified deviation as a torque command;
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• a torque amplifier which drives said controlled object on the basis of the torque command,
• values of the first feedforward gain and the second feedforward gain being values of functions in which a value of the adjustment gain is used as an argument.