LED chip visual servo positioning control under variable system parameters using adaptive dual rate Kalman filter with adaptive recursive least squares
Ziyue Wang1, Shihua Gong1, Delong Li1
1State Key Lab of Digital Manufacturing Equipment & Technology, School of Mechanical Science and Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430074, PR China.
Abstract:
In the research, aiming at high positioning quality for LED chips under the variable system parameters, a real-time and robust visual positioning method is presented. At first, to solve the problems of delay in image system and measuring deviation in encoder, an adaptive dual rate Kalman filter technology is designed to estimate the accurate location of LED chip in real time. After sensitivity analysis, the changes of system parameters during manufacturing have a significant influence on estimation effect. Accordingly, an adaptive recursive least squares algorithm is integrated into the above estimation process to determine the system parameters timely and precisely. In the end, through experimental verification, the described method can guarantee the acceptable positioning effect and adapt to the variations of system parameters.
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