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... in the following sections, and when position moves are always ofthe same length these nonlinear effects make the results of tuning a system with either the compensator of Figure 3.6a or the ... taking the measured feedback as the initial conditions ofthe new profile. A better profile could be plotted if the controller could observe the new acceleration and deceleration limits ofthe ... between the simulation and reality. The robustness of various control systems will be discussed throughout the remainder of Part I. Control Methodologies The voltage applied to the motor is the...
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... in the following sections, and when position moves are always ofthe same length these nonlinear effects make the results of tuning a system with either the compensator of Figure 3.6a or the ... tuning systems where small position changes are required, the system with the compensator of Figure 3.6b, which forgoes the velocity loop altogether, often outperforms the system using the compensator ... acceleration profile to the point of maximum velocity; the deceleration half ofthe profiles are symmetrical. One new equation that is useful here is the constant jerk analogue of (3.4): 221)(...
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... are named “DC” based on the input power to the controller, not the shape ofthe voltage or current on the motor leads. Chapter 2 Choosing a Motion Control Technology 2 Part I. Motion Control ... Motor Motor Controller Feedback Topics Covered Here Chapter 3 The State ofthe Motor Control Industry 8 Chapter 3. The State ofthe Motor Control Industry The standard model ... The cost of powering, controlling, and physically designing in the motion system with the rest ofthe robot is greatly reduced by choosing the appropriate motor. Table 2.1. Common motor types...
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