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Integrated Structure/Control Design of Mechatronic Systems Using a Recursive Structure Reinforcement Method

Integrated Structure/Control Design of Mechatronic Systems Using a Recursive Structure Reinforcement Method
使用递归结构强化方法的机电系统集成结构/控制设计
批准号:
9414585
负责人:
Haruhiko Asada
金额:
$22.5万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994-10-01 至 1997-09-30

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9414585 Asada In the design of high speed mechatronic systems, such as disk drives, chip placement machines and three-dimensional coordinate measurement machines, an integrated approach to the optimization of mechanical structures, actuators and sensors together with controllers is increasingly important. There are significant interplays and trade-offs between mechanical design and control design, which must be considered carefully to optimize the total system performance. This research will establish a novel method for the integrated design of high speed mechatronic systems. To overcome the difficulty of obtaining exact analytic models, this project incorporates prototyping and experimentation into the design process. Based on a model verified through experiments, the design is modified, and its performance improvement is examined through prototyping and experimentation. This project forms a closed-loop recursive process comprising design modification, prototyping, and experimentation. In each recursion, a prototype control system is tested experimentally, the system model is corrected and refined based on the data, design trade-offs are made to determine an optimal design change, and the prototype is physically modified in accordance with the determined design change.
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