Anti-disturbance motion control of servo motors: An adaptive sliding-mode approach with disturbance observer
Rui Xu1, Jinsong Zhou1, Zhongshi Wang2
1State Key Laboratory of Dynamic Optical Imaging and Measurement, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun 130033, China; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China.
Abstract:
This research presents a novel adaptive sliding-mode disturbance observer (NASMDO) with an adaptive non-singular terminal sliding-mode control (ANTSMC) method to solve the problem of time-varying disturbances and achieve high-accuracy control for servomotor systems. Firstly, an adaptive disturbance observer is designed using motor velocity information. Secondly, a sliding-mode-assisted term is designed with position information to estimate the residual disturbance observation error. The convergence performance is rigorously analyzed and demonstrated for NASMDO. Following this, a composite control method is formulated combined with ANTSMC to achieve high-accuracy control of the servomotor system with time-varying disturbances, which ensures the reaching towards a vicinity of the sliding-mode manifold in finite time. Lastly, realistic validations are carried out on a servomotor turntable device with a braking mechanism. The established composite anti-disturbance tracking control method exhibits superior robustness and performance. The tracking error of proposed method decreases by over 35 % on average compared to traditional methods under various disturbance conditions.
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