Actuator control device
AssigneeIHI Corporation
InventorsHiroyuki Furukawa, Takafumi Imazu
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Abstract
An actuator control device detects a displacement of a piston in a first actuator, controls the first actuator by feedback control, measures both of forces generated in first and second actuators, corrects a target position command value for a piston in the second actuator in accordance with an amount of imbalance between the forces, and controls the second actuator in accordance with the difference between the corrected command value and a feedback value of a displacement position of the second piston.
Claims6
An actuator control device for controlling first and second actuators comprising first and second pistons respectively connected to points of application of forces on a coaxial synchronous link, the points of application being located on opposite sides of a center of rotation of the coaxial synchronous link, the actuator control device comprising:
- a first servo valve for driving ejection and retraction of the first piston;
- a second servo valve for driving ejection and retraction of the second piston independently of the first servo valve;
- displacement sensors for detecting displacement positions of the first and second pistons, respectively;
- force sensors for measuring forces generated in the first and second actuators, respectively;
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- a control unit for controlling the first and second servo valves, the control unit configured to:
- detect the displacement position of the first piston,
- control the first servo valve by feedback control so that a position of the first piston matches a target position command value,
- measure both of forces generated in the first and second actuators,
- correct a target position command value for the second piston in accordance with an amount of imbalance between the forces, and
- control the second servo valve in accordance with a difference between the corrected command value and a feedback value of the displacement position of the second piston so that a position of the second piston matches the corrected command value.
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