Velocity Sensorless control of uncertain load using RKF tuned with an evolutionary algorithm and mu-analysis

Francesco Alonge, Stéphane Caux, Maurice Fadel, Sébastien Carrière

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    Abstract

    In case of a velocity control scheme for a load directly driven by an actuator, large variations of its parameters are problematic due to possible instability and large variations of the final performances. This performances are then decreasing if a sensorless control is implemented due to cost, reliability or application constraints. This paper proposes solutions to quickly and accurately tune an observer with a lower computer time consumption and lower conception time. A previous calculated state feedback is used as base for a Kalman filter with special noise matrices. An evolutionary algorithm optimizes the observers degrees of freedom all over the variations. The mu-analysis theory helps to cancel known unstable set of parameters before running iterations in the optimization algorithm. Experiments show that the stability and the performance are effectively maintained.
    Lingua originaleEnglish
    Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2010

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    Evolutionary algorithms
    Velocity control
    State feedback
    Kalman filters
    Actuators
    Costs
    Experiments
    Sensorless control

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    • Control and Systems Engineering

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    Velocity Sensorless control of uncertain load using RKF tuned with an evolutionary algorithm and mu-analysis. / Alonge, Francesco; Caux, Stéphane; Fadel, Maurice; Carrière, Sébastien.

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    Alonge, F, Caux, S, Fadel, M & Carrière, S 2010, 'Velocity Sensorless control of uncertain load using RKF tuned with an evolutionary algorithm and mu-analysis'.
    Alonge F, Caux S, Fadel M, Carrière S. Velocity Sensorless control of uncertain load using RKF tuned with an evolutionary algorithm and mu-analysis. 2010.
    Alonge, Francesco ; Caux, Stéphane ; Fadel, Maurice ; Carrière, Sébastien. / Velocity Sensorless control of uncertain load using RKF tuned with an evolutionary algorithm and mu-analysis.
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