Fixed-time observer-based tracking controller for a hysteretic piezoelectric deformable mirror of an adaptive optic
Abstract:
Piezoelectric deformable mirrors (DM) are benefited from the high accuracy and swift dynamics. The hysteresis phenomenon, which inherently exists in piezoelectric materials, degrades the capability and precision of the adaptive optics (AO) systems. Also, the dynamics of piezoelectric DMs make the controller design more complicated. This research aims to design a fixed-time observer-based tracking controller (FTOTC), which estimates the dynamics, compensates the hysteresis, and ensures tracking to the actuator displacement reference, in the fixed time. Unlike the existing inverse hysteresis operator-based methods, the proposed observer-based controller overcomes the computational burdens and estimates the hysteresis in real-time. The proposed controller tracks the reference displacements, while the tracking error converges in the fixed time. The stability proof is presented by two consecutive theorems. Numerical simulations demonstrate superior tracking and hysteresis compensation by the presented method, from a comparison viewpoint.
