APPLICATION OF FUZZY GAIN-SCHEDULING IN POSITION CONTROL OF A SERVO HYDRAULIC SYSTEM WITH A FLEXIBLE LOAD
Keywords:
servo hydraulic, fuzzy controller, reference model, position controlAbstract
The control of hydraulic servo-systems has been the focus of intense research over the past decades. Hydraulic position servos with an asymmetrical cylinder are commonly used in industry. These kinds of systems are nonlinear in nature and generally difficult to control. Changing system parameters using the same gains will cause overshoot or even loss of system stability. The highly non-linear behaviour of these devices makes them ideal subjects for applying different types of sophisticated controllers. The paper is concerned with a second order model reference to positioning control of a flexible load servo-hydraulic system using fuzzy gain-scheduling. In the present study, to compensate the lack of damping in a hydraulic system, an acceleration feedback was used. To compare the results, a p-controller with feedforward acceleration and different gains in extension and retraction is used. The design procedure for the controller and experimental results are discussed. The results suggest that using the fuzzy gain-scheduling controller decrease the error of position reference tracking.
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